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CHSA HONOURS LORCAN MEKITARIAN WITH LIFE VICE
PRESIDENCY The Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) Governing Council has elected Lorcan Mekitarian as a Life Vice President in recognition of his exceptional contribution to the Association and the wider cleaning and hygiene industry.
Initially elected to the CHSA’s Council at the 2018 AGM Lorcan is Sales Director of Amcor’s Industrial business in the UK.
The election to Life Vice President took place at the Association’s May Council meeting in recognition Lorcan’s outstanding leadership during his seven years as Chair of the CHSA, from 2019 to 2026.
During his tenure, Lorcan played a pivotal role in strengthening the professionalism, reputation and influence of the Association. Under his leadership, the CHSA further enhanced its standing as a trusted voice for integrity, transparency and ethical practice within the cleaning and hygiene sector. This included incorporating
ROBERT SCOTT LAUNCHES
ERGO-GLOBE CURVE HANDLE Commercial cleaning product manufacturer and distributor Robert Scott has announced the launch of the Ergo-Globe Curve Handle, an ergonomically designed telescopic cleaning handle created to improve cleaning performance while reducing strain and fatigue for operators.
Designed with user comfort and efficiency in mind, the Ergo- Globe Curve Handle helps reduce bending, stretching and repetitive strain during everyday cleaning tasks. Its distinctive curved design minimises the need to rotate the wrist and arm when carrying out the traditional figure-of-eight mopping action, helping operators maintain a more natural and comfortable working position.
The handle also features a comfortable ergonomic grip and a rotating, non-slip globe, allowing
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the Competition & Markets Authority’s Green Claims Code into the CHSA’s Code of Practice, introducing an Ethical Audit Requirement and an Ethical Marketing Commitment.
He also steered the CHSA through the COVID-19 pandemic. This represented a particular challenge to the sector as unscrupulous businesses emerged making unfounded claims about their performance. The CHSA’s Accreditation Schemes were a beacon, buyers able to be certain they got what they paid for: ‘what’s on the box is what’s in the box’. Our Standards, Your Guarantee.
Commenting on the appointment, Nick Thompson, Chair of the CHSA said: “Lorcan’s leadership, dedication and unwavering focus on standards have left a valuable legacy for the Association and its members.
“His election as Life Vice President reflects the esteem in which he is
smoother movement and improved control during use. Together, these elements help reduce fatigue during prolonged cleaning tasks and support more efficient cleaning routines.
Manufactured from lightweight aluminium, the Ergo-Globe Curve Handle is designed to reach further under furniture and fixtures, reducing the need to stretch.
Alastair Scott, Sales Director at Robert Scott, said: “Cleaning operatives carry out highly repetitive tasks every day, so ergonomics plays a crucial role in both wellbeing and productivity. The Ergo-Globe Curve Handle has been designed to support a more natural cleaning motion, helping reduce strain while also improving reach and control. It’s a simple but highly effective innovation
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held by colleagues across the sector and acknowledges the lasting impact of his contribution to the cleaning and hygiene industry.”
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that can make a real difference to daily cleaning routines.”
By combining thoughtful ergonomic design with practical functionality, the Ergo-Globe Curve Handle represents another step forward in cleaning equipment innovation from Robert Scott.
See the Ergo-Globe Curve Handle in action here.
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