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News Sponsored by A NEW LOOK FOR FERFA


FeRFA, The Resin Flooring Association, has announced the launch of its new brand identity, with a new and updated website to follow. This rebrand aims to reflect FeRFA’s dedication to innovation, quality, and leadership in the resin flooring industry.


The new brand identity includes a refreshed logo, updated visual elements, and a modernised colour palette, all designed to embody the dynamic and innovative spirit of FeRFA.


The new website promises to offer an enhanced user experience with improved navigation, comprehensive resources, and a dedicated membership directory to connect users with top-quality contractors and suppliers.


FeRFA CEO Tracey Glew commented: “Our rebrand is more than just a new look; it represents our commitment to being at the forefront of the resin flooring industry. Our new website will serve as a valuable resource for both our members and those


PRINCIPLE’S VERTICAL DIVISION


WINS ROSPA AWARD Principle Cleaning Services’ Vertical division, has won a RoSPA Award, demonstrating its commitment to health and safety excellence.


The company’s window cleaning team was recognised with a Bronze Award in the Industry category, demonstrating its dedication to ensuring its clients and staff get home safely at the end of each working day.


The RoSPA Awards are in their 68th year as the UK’s largest and most impactful health and safety programme. With almost 2,000 entries annually from over 50 countries, impacting over seven million employees, they offer a platform to spotlight an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in health and safety.


Commenting on the award, David Saville, MD of Principle’s Vertical division, said: “We are delighted


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seeking the highest standards in resin flooring solutions.”


Key features of the new website will include:


• User-friendly design: Intuitive navigation and a modern aesthetic.


• Resource hub: A comprehensive collection of industry insights, technical guides, and best practices.


• Membership map: An intuitive tool to easily find FeRFA- approved contractors and suppliers.


• Highlighting industry standards: Real-life examples of members’ work, showcasing the impact of resin flooring solutions completed to the FeRFA Standard.


As FeRFA continues to evolve and look to a fast-paced future, the new brand identity and website aims to better represent the Association’s mission to promote excellence, innovation, and professionalism in resin flooring.


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selection, supervision, instruction and behaviours have enabled us to win this award.”


Julia Small, RoSPA’s Achievements Director, said: "Workplace accidents don't just pose financial risks and operational disruptions; they significantly impact the quality of life for individuals. This is why acknowledging and rewarding excellent safety performance is vital.


“We congratulate Principle for winning a prestigious RoSPA Award and showing an unwavering commitment to keeping employees, clients and customers safe from accidental harm and injury.”


to have won this award, which is a result of many hours of hard work in instilling the right approach and the right culture in our teams every day. Safety compliance is the bare minimum needed to achieve this and the correct training, staff


Sponsored by Croner-i, the RoSPA Awards scheme is the longest-running of its kind in the UK, and receives entries from organisations across the globe, making it one of the most sought- after achievement awards for the health and safety industry.


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