AC IFM
How line
Alex Irving Director AC IFM
marking might just save you
Maintaining a commercial space can be something of a minefi eld. As the person responsible for maintaining your commercial space, we understand that there are many complexities and uncertainties around who is responsible for what is needed, how it should be done, what certifi cation is needed and what the cost for this should be. To do all of this eff ectively, you’ve got to be something of an expert in nearly every technical fi eld imaginable. Of course, for most businesses, employing specialists in every fi eld
of maintenance is an unjustifi able cost and all too often the services are overly complex due to legislation, compliance requirements or technical analysis and certifi cation. As a business, ACI FM aim to bridge this gap by taking ownership
of the technical services our clients need and delivering them in a way that is understandable, cost eff ective and quality assured. Our mission is to make facilities management easy.
In order to meet this mission, we need to make
the maintenance activities, certifi cation and the associated services as seamless as possible by giving the right mix of personal service, tailored to individual business needs and applying technological integrations that will enhance the services delivered, making it easier for our clients to purchase the services they need, when they need them and, importantly, fully understand them. One of the many trends we have seen in recent months is the forward thinking of warehousing and logistics clients in their approach to returning to work safely and how walkways and parking bays have played a major part in that. For many of these businesses, MHE and
heavy good movements are an integral part of the daily operations and this presents a risk to both pedestrians and other vehicles in and around the warehouse. T e easiest and most cost-eff ective way to manage this risk is by having clearly defi ned line markings that are both durable and bright so as to reduce the risks to all of your staff and visitors, and might just save a life.
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