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Mark of approval

Retendering is often the first port-of-call for facilities managers who want to understand whether they are getting value for money from their service providers. John Brownless, Partner at LitmusFM looks at the alternative option of benchmarking In a post-pandemic environment, ...

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Why you should ‘go green’ with your generator maintenance

For facilities managers in any industry with a need for back-up power, the importance of generator maintenance cannot be underestimated. Downtime can be costly, and in many cases, mission critical. According to national statistics, it has been estimated that a ...

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Pitney Bowes launches next-generation sending technologies SendPro+ and SendPro C in UK in its 100th Year

Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE:PBI), a global technology company that provides commerce solutions in the areas of ecommerce, shipping, mailing and financial services, today announced that its flagship SendPro+ and SendPro C next-generation sending technologies are available to businesses in the UK, ...

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Adapt Doors & Door Handles to “HANDS-FREE” Opening & Closing as part of your COVID-Secure Strategy

The Hygienic Handles range of products can be readily fitted to most types of doors (including latched) so they can be easily opened and closed using the forearm or foot, depending on door type. The products are designed and made ...

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Stocksigns launches Covid-19 sign range

Signage expert Stocksigns Ltd. has launched a new range of COVID-19 hygiene and social distancing signs suitable for use in all working environments and available with bespoke branding. The range includes social distancing floor and wall vinyls to help ensure ...

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Brand new DURABLE range of disinfectant dispensers

Robust floor-standing and wall-hanging disinfectant dispensers // use as sanitising stations // lever arm for hygienic use // flexible adjustment for bottles up to 500ml There is a very real danger of infection when touching frequently used things. Even though ...

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Is bike best?

From sustainable routes to work to eco delivery, can the humble bicycle play a part in making facilities management more sustainable? Andrew Brown reports A new campaign was launched by the bicycle industry in early June: #BikeIsBest. Backed by the ...

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A bit of light cleaning: Barkell launch UV coil disinfecting solution

Barkell, the UK’s leading air handling specialists, have announced the launch of LightGuard, a UV coil cleaning solution, to aid companies concerned about the safety of occupied buildings in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. UV disinfection systems are coming ...

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Making the switch

Lauren Pamma, Electrification Proposition Lead at Lex Autolease, discusses how facilities management businesses can benefit from switching to electric vehicles and how to start the transition Record low levels of transport during the pandemic have had a noticeable impact on ...

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Ventilation as a means to reduce infection rates and improve wellbeing

By Malcolm Youll, Managing Director, Weiss Technik UK Ltd As the UK emerges from the Coronavirus lockdown, the main question on everybody’s mind is: what needs to be done to minimise the risk of infection? Hygiene has of course been ...

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