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The path to digital transformation
7th of February 2023
Europe is quickening its step in a bid to catch up in the global race towards a digital future. Hartley Milner reports on the swathe of actions that could see the region take the lead in the transition while boosting trade opportunities at home and across international markets.
The Path to the Digital Decade is a programme of ambitious targets and
Sweepers - an easy ride
6th of February 2023
How important is it that a sweeper should be easy to operate for the cleaner? Ann Laffeaty finds out whether ergonomics and an easy ride are must-have features on a sweeper – and asks companies how they can make sure that their machines are user-friendly for the operator.
A sweeper is basically an industrial broom. And that means it
Today’s trolley essentials
3rd of February 2023
What are the most important elements of a contemporary cleaner’s trolley? And how far are these requirements changing with the times? Ann Laffeaty asks manufacturers about the trolley essentials of the 2020s.
A cleaning trolley is a workstation on wheels – basically a manual version of the mobile worker’s van. So there is
Digitising Make Ready
2nd of February 2023
Make Ready is a UK system that ensures ambulances are prepared by a dedicated team of specialists who clean, restock and check the equipment before the beginning and at the end of every shift. Currently Make Ready methods vary across the country – this is why James Bradley at services provider Churchill believes they should be
ISS and LeasePlan sign certified Vested agreement
1st of February 2023
Global facilities services provider ISS and LeasePlan, a global leader in Car-as-a-Service, have signed an international Vested agreement for next generation fleet management.
The Vested way of working transforms the traditional transactional buyer-supplier relationship with the aim of driving enhanced sustainability, safety and operational
Staff at some UK museums volunteer to do their own cleaning
27th of January 2023
Staff at museums in the UK's Southend have volunteered to clean the premises themselves in a move aimed at saving the council £36,000 over the next three years.
Southend Council will do away with outside cleaning contractors and rely instead on the museum's own staff to keep the city's historic attractions clean. This is expected to help
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