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Danish Ministry of Defence and ISS form Denmark’s largest public FM partnership
6th of December 2017
The Danish Defence Estates and Infrastructure Organisation (DDEIO) and facilities services provider ISS have entered into a six-year facility management partnership agreement. The agreement has a total contract value of approximately €0.4 biliion and comprises nine service areas at more than 500 sites in Denmark.
The contract, which begins
Read the ECJ Floorcare Focus supplement online now
5th of December 2017
The special ECJ supplement Floorcare Focus is now available to read online or via the ECJ app.
This separate publication focuses on the key areas of floorcare including:
• What are the greatest challenges?
• How to protect hard floors and how to repair them when they are damaged
• How have advances in technology made operation
Hospital disinfectant of the future?
4th of December 2017
Italian correspondent Anna Garbagna reports on a new formula developed in Rome which could become a future hospital disinfectant.
Breaking news for the scenario of the cleaning of large communities - especially those connected with healthcare.
Research carried out by Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, in cooperation with National Research
Diversey unveils new branding
1st of December 2017
Hygiene and cleaning solutions company Diversey has launched a new brand identity, vision and values, following its recent separation from Sealed Air to become a standalone business. It was acquired by ?private investment firm Bain Capital Private Equity in September.
The independent company has sought to immediately redefine its core mission and
Read the November edition of ECJ online now
29th of November 2017
The November edition of ECJ is now available to read online. Alternatively, download the ECJ app. Highlights include:
• European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards - the winners in pictures
• Special report - high traffic washrooms
• Business - job interview advice
• Hand hygiene - any shortcuts to doing it properly?
• The
Frequent handwashing causes skin irritation for the majority of nurses
28th of November 2017
Skin irritation due to frequent hand washing and sanitising affects 94 per cent of nurses, according to a recent survey.
Around 340 US nurses took part in a study commissioned by medical supplies manufacturer Medline. They were questioned on a range of topics including skin condition, glove use and employee morale.
A total of 57 per cent of
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