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Facilities Management UK June 2025


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In this issue...


FM UPDATE AND LATEST NEWS 04 phs Besafe launches new workwear range. 05 Making


the washroom a wellbeing and men’s health.


07 Government response recognises the ‘vital’ role of the cleaning sector.


HIGH-RISK ENVIRONMENTS


Registered Company No. 12353711 VAT Reg. No. 339 224 695


Printers


12 Ensuring health and safety should be the number one priority – what is more, it’s a legal requirement. This is especially true when a company has employees that need to work alone. Whether it be in construction, healthcare or the public sector, lone workers face unique risks and challenges that those working in a team often don’t experience.


Micropress Printers Limited Reydon Business Park, Fountain Way, Reydon Southwold IP18 6SZ


GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS safety


16 Fixed gas detection systems are an important


system for centre BEYOND CCTV: NEX-GEN SECURITY for


32 Critical responsibilities include ensuring the protection of both people and property.


Modern facilities require


dynamic, flexible security solutions that can adapt to how people actually move and interact within a space.


UK’S CHARGE POINT REGULATIONS 36 As


estates expand their charging


capabilities, understanding the regulatory landscape is critical not just for compliance, but for transforming potential challenges into revenue opportunities.


MODERN SMART ACCESS CONTROL any


commercial building in terms of potential for life saving and prevention of damage to property, but more often than not, gas detection maintenance gets overlooked.


SERVICE WITH SUBSTANCE ISSN 1757-3149


The information in this magazine is taken from sources the proprietors believe to be accurate but the publisher cannot be held responsible for any errors or inaccuracies that may occur. Views expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect those held by the publisher.


© COPYRIGHT: ALL MATERIALS IN THIS PUBLICATION REMAIN THE COPYRIGHT OF FM PUBLICATIONS LIMITED AND NO PART OF IT MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE PROPRIETORS.


20 Creating workplace experiences is no longer a luxury, it’s an expectation. While some lean heavily on tech to automate or impress, others blend innovation with intention, designing services that don’t just tick operational boxes, but leave people feeling seen, supported, and valued.


ACHIEVING NET ZERO TARGETS 30 FM’s


are playing an increasingly vital


role in shaping sustainable and resilient workplaces. No longer just responsible for the operational upkeep of buildings, FM’s are at the forefront of driving net zero strategies and climate adaptation efforts.


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40 Bruce Donald explores how modern, non- intrusive access control systems are helping to secure heritage sites and landmark buildings — preserving character while embracing digital security.


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