THE FACILITIES SHOW 2018
products, we also support partners with information campaigns to embed effective practices. Facilities Show 2018 is an excellent opportunity for us to develop relationships with those looking to protect the health and well-being of their employees and customers.”
GOJO Industries Stand No: N950
GOJO Industries-Europe Ltd – specialist in skin and surface hygiene solutions – is looking to team up with facilities managers at Facilities Show 2018 (Stand No: N950) to help improve skin and surface hygiene. GOJO has a wealth of experience and an internationally recognised portfolio. This includes PURELL, one of the most trusted brands for skin and surface sanitising, and GOJO, its specialised soaps and tough soils cleaning solutions.
Chris Wakefield, Vice President, European Marketing & Product Development, GOJO Industries-Europe Ltd said: “We work closely with FM companies, and related businesses, to help ensure a holistic approach towards hygiene solutions. Along with our market leading
FM and food service companies attending Facilities Show 2018 may be particularly interested in the most recent additions to the PURELL portfolio; PURELL Surface Sanitising Spray and Wipes. GOJO has used market knowledge and insight to deliver a range of no- rinse surface sanitising products that are fast acting, highly effective and specifically designed for food contact surfaces.
Facilities management can also be aided by two GOJO SMARTLINK Electronic Monitoring Solutions. Service Alerts System, is a preventative maintenance technology, continuously monitoring hand hygiene dispensers and providing predictive analytics. The Observation System provides feedback and delivers reports immediately for both hand hygiene and PPE compliance, saving valuable time. The systems allow hand hygiene compliance to be tracked at an individual or job role level, providing highly detailed levels of data for managing hand hygiene programmes.
For more information call +44 (0)1908 588444, email
infouk@GOJO.com or go to
www.GOJO.com
James White, MD of Denis Rawlins Ltd, said:“These systems empower non-specialist cleaning teams to complete challenging cleaning tasks more cost-effectively than other methods. This isn’t innovation for its own sake or about adopting the latest hi-tech gadgetry – it’s a way to take control of quality, increase efficiency, and achieve a rapid return on investment.”
With REN Clean, one person can clean an escalator or travelator in minutes. An engineered sponge pad held against the comb plate automatically removes soils and grease from oncoming treads. This is a low-cost system that uses reusable pads.
Denis Rawlins Ltd Stand T730
In-house teams and general cleaning contractors can out-do the specialists by embracing new and more cost- effective techniques for a range of tasks, according to Denis Rawlins Ltd.
The Sutton Coldfield cleaning consultant and equipment supplier specialises in identifying systems and techniques that pass its ‘return on innovation’ test.
On Stand T730 at Excel, Rawlins is showcasing two products that tackle challenging tasks often left to specialists: high-level cleaning and escalators.
• REN Clean is a simple, yet highly effective manual cleaning system for escalators.
• SpaceVac makes it easy for workers at ground level to clean high-level areas thoroughly and safely.
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REN Clean, which can also clean risers, integrates escalators into routine cleaning, avoiding the cost, disruption and abrasive effects of more expensive, specialist cleaning equipment.
SpaceVac, meanwhile, avoids the need for powered access equipment or scaffolding, and the associated risk, disruption and costs. Operators can clean up to 16 metres high from the ground level using super-lightweight carbon-fibre poles and cleaning accessories.
An additional wireless videocam allows the operative – or a supervisor viewing a recording – to monitor results. SpaceVac is compatible with standard vacuums and ATEX-certified safe for use in explosive environments with combustible dusts.
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