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The definitive standard for building maintenance
Completely unique, SFG20 is the essential tool for facilities managers, building owners, contractors and consultants, enabling you to stay compliant – saving time, energy and money.
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PEST CONTROL TRAINING
Introduce pest control to your service portfolio
BPCA’s General Pest Control course supports learners through the recognised industry standard qualification required to work as a pest control technician in public health pest control. Delivery is either classroom-based or online, with a final written exam.
To find out more, sign-up to a free trial, or to request an online demonstration visit
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SFG20 is published by BESA Publications PUBLICATIONS
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