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Digitising Existing Buildings – new webinar series

BIM awareness and adoption has increased in the UK by over 60% in the last 8 years, but it’s not all just about new builds. Service Works Global has over 25 years’ experience of working with digital models, BIM, and ...

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Adapt and learn

FMs experiencing career upheaval due to the COVID crisis, need to hone their skills and knowledge to ensure they’re ready for the next challenge, says Beth Goodyear of FMHS Consulting The workplace is changing, and we need to change with ...

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The best handwashing possible? (with the least water)

Methven have announced a range of Waterblade Compatible Washroom taps in their new 2020 ‘One Book’. Just look out for the Waterblade Compatible icon. An exceptionally powerful combination for the best low flow handwashing that is possible. Waterblade gives great ...

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Lone workers

Lone workers are those who work by themselves without close or direct supervision, and they can be found in many working environments. EXAMPLES OF LONE WORKING INCLUDE: People working alone in premises, such as shops or kiosks Home workers People ...

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Businesses save time with new device-specific batteries

Over the course of 2020, we have seen much more importance given to operational and professional battery-powered devices across a range of applications including medical devices, automated hand-sanitiser dispensers, property management sensors, power tools, and security devices to name a ...

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Sophisticated and smart showering solutions

Concealed behind the slim, flush mounted shower control is the advanced technology of the CONTI+ Congenial Fit designed specifically for the demands of public and semi- public washrooms. The water flow from the thermostatic shower controls is started electronically, either ...

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The risks of a dirty kitchen and why you need a kitchen deep clean!

If you own a commercial kitchen, you’ll no doubt know, your kitchen exhaust, flue and kitchen hood are important pieces of equipment that contain mechanical fans. These devices have been created to not only remove heat but remove moisture, any ...

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Tech data and analytics

Blog from Raj Krishnamurthy, CEO, Freespace The sudden change brought about by COVID-19 has highlighted several misconceptions about the workplace. Office-based workers, even those previously sceptical, will now accept that technology is going to play a key part in how ...

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Condair appoints new service engineer in Scotland

Humidification specialist, Condair, has appointed Adam Norton as a humidifier service engineer based out of Edinburgh. Having a service engineer located in Scotland strengthens Condair’s strategic presence in the region and allows the company to provide a more efficient response ...

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Leadership race

To help promote race and equality, the FM sector needs to take a proactive approach to developing BAME workers for senior roles, says Matt Chapman, Atalian Servest’s Chief Marketing & Development Officer (UK & Ireland) It is beyond cliché to ...

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