HEALTH & SAFE T Y
CLEANKILL PEST CONTROL T: 0800 546 5477 E:
paul@cleankill.co.uk W:
www.cleankill.co.uk
EVAC+CHAIR INTERNATIONAL ParAid House, Weston Lane, Birmingham B11 3RS
T: 0121 706 6744 E:
info@evacchair.co.uk W:
www.evacchair.co.uk
Cleankill Pest Control provides eradication and preventative services for all public health pests, including: rats; mice; wasps; cockroaches; squirrels; fleas; bed bugs and pest birds. With offices in Surrey and East Sussex, Cleankill has many customers throughout London, Surrey, Sussex and the Home Counties. As a registered waste carrier, we can also remove pigeon debris and other waste.
Our main facilities managers responsible
focus in business-to-business, particularly working with for multi-site companies. We are
industry leaders offering a fast, efficient and ‘green’ service delivered by one of the most highly trained and qualified teams in the industry. We regularly introduce new services and techniques in order to stay ahead of our competitors and are often called in to solve problems after other companies have failed.
Evac+Chair
International is the world’s leading supplier and original
manufacturer of evacuation chairs. The chairs are designed to accommodate disabled or mobility impaired people, allowing them to descend a staircase(s) in an emergency situation without the need of great physical strength or lifting. With over 30 years’ experience, Evac+Chair have become a leading specialist in emergency evacuation, ensuring their customers comply fully with health and safety regulations, ranging from providing products, advising on the legalities that surround evacuation planning and deployment to specific training and regular maintenance.
EVACCESS (Formerly Swallow Evacuation & Mobility Products Ltd) 197 Vicarage Road, Kings Heath Birmingham. B14 7QQ
T: 0121 444 3690 E:
info@evaccess.uk W:
www.evaccess.uk
GRITIT Thorncroft Manor, Leatherhead KT22 8JB
T: 0800 0432 911 E:
info@gritit.com W:
gritit.com
No 1 supplier of powered and manual evacution chairs and stair climbers for people with reduced mobility. Comprehensive range to suit the different physical needs of individuals, different stairs and landings. Dignity is a key factor in choosing the most suitable solution to get in and out of buildings and up and down stairs. Often offering bespoke solutions.
A range of powered stair climbers to take goods up to 600kg, reducing manual handling and injuries by having the correct equipment. Also reduces damage to clients premises.
Training, service and hire of stair climbers and evacuation chairs. Products include Flex Step, Transfer slings, DirectMii (evacution / direction app)
Soon to launch a goods stair climber that works on stairs, escalators and flat surfaces.
GRITIT provides Award Winning Winter Gritting, Snow Clearance & Grounds Maintenance across the UK.
As the first company to specialise in Winter services we recognised the potential and value of bespoke technology. Automating weather monitoring and service activation, activity tracking and communications, we developed a reputation as an innovator and leader in proactive winter-risk-management for a wide range of business-critical clients. Continued investment in our bespoke NIMBUS platform has transformed productivity and reliability and given customers unprecedented real- time visibility and control of live service.
We are also applying a different approach to Grounds Maintenance and Commercial Landscapes with the same high level of control and transparency. We also deliver progressive improvements in every season through our local teams and close collaboration.
GRITIT keep sites operational, safe and in pristine condition throughout all seasons.
66 Tomorrow’s FM Yearbook 2018/19
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