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et Environmental, supplier of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, has announced a series of client projects, including NHS, Alloga, Great Bear, Waymade Plc and PHOENIX Healthcare Distribution. The Jet Environmental team is responsible for designing, manufacturing, installing and maintaining systems which control temperature and humidity in open plan industrial and commercial warehouses.
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With a growing client roster, the HVAC company is designing solutions and providing outstanding service to secure its position in dominating the pharmaceutical market.
Jason Hibbs, managing director of Jet Environmental says: “Warehouses that store pharmaceutical products must comply with MHRA regulations. Even ‘ambient’ requires a level of control to limit the maximum internal temperature.” He continues: “In addition, manufacturers stipulate product- specific recommendations that often have more stringent temperature tolerances than the MHRA. For pharmaceutical businesses, this requires a Responsible Person to constantly monitor and provide continual compliance reporting, which can add pressure to businesses. Our aim is to relieve that pressure.” The company has worked hard to provide the essential environmental conditioning needed by pharmaceutical companies. It now specialises in the sector, with many successful installations in
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large and niche operations. “We offer a complete
environmental solution to drug manufacturers and distributors. This comprises bespoke system design, quick installation and a solution that monitors itself from a matrix of sensors. System monitoring and self- adjustment is recorded for proof of environmental compliance, with the added facility of remote connections to smartphones. And it’s working: we estimate that over 50% of medicines prescribed in the UK pass through a warehouse distribution centre where the temperate has been controlled by Jet Environmental.”
However, mechanical cooling can be an expensive issue for pharmaceutical businesses. Jet Environmental designs systems that incorporate free cooling techniques and smart control philosophies that minimise cooling plant operation where possible. This reduces cost and also decreases the carbon footprint of any given warehouse. “Our goal is to become the ‘go to’ provider of temperature control systems for the pharmaceutical sector and I think we’re well on the way” finished Mr Hibbs.
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ncentive FM, a leading independent facilities
management company, has been awarded a three-year contract by managing agents Montagu Evans, to provide a TFM solution at three shopping centres in Shrewsbury. The deal, worth in excess of £3m over three years, builds on the existing relationship between the two companies, with Incentive FM
already responsible for services at St Nicholas Shopping Centre in Sutton and Friars Square in Aylesbury.
The Charles Darwin, Pride Hill and Riverside Shopping Centres are in adjoining sites in the town and have a large range of high street shops and restaurants. Under the terms of the contract, Incentive FM will self-deliver all security, cleaning, mechanical, electrical and building fabric services, operating seven days a week.
A team of 38 existing staff will transfer under TUPE from the two previous incumbents and will undergo additional support and training on an ongoing basis whilst benefiting from additional opportunities and company benefits within the Incentive FM Group. John Prestwich at Montagu Evans said: “Incentive FM has proven that they can successfully manage services at high footfall retail locations across the U.K and deliver a secure, clean and safe environment with a clear focus on delivering high levels of customer
services. The company’s culture and passion for its people echoes our own and so they are a great partner for us.”
Glenn Wilson, operations director at Incentive FM, said: “Our expertise and ability to self-deliver a full range of services enables us to provide an efficient, flexible and transparent solution that is easily managed. When this is combined with our close and open relationship with Montagu Evans, the result is a service that is great for the client, the retailer, their staff and their customers.”
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echanical and Electrical contractor Synecore is relocating its UK head
office to Sittingbourne as part of its five-year expansion plans and future recruitment drive.
Since it was established in 2005, Synecore has become a preferred m&e contractor for the hospitality, leisure and retail sectors in the UK. The company’s focus on
customer service, overall efficiency and national infrastructure has
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