Until recently, our cleaning teams were lauded. So why are they leaving now and can we prevent it?
What is smart building technology?
Smart building technology relates to the various equipment that can be used to monitor, analyse and enhance the efficiency of a way a building operates.
The role of procurement in recycling and waste
In this blog, we consider the role procurement plays in recycling and waste to avoid large volumes of waste entering through deliveries.
Where does your recycling and waste go?
We look at where your waste goes and your responsibility for waste under the UK’s waste regulations under “Duty of Care”.
Educating Nature: UK’s ambitious effort to climb out of the climate crisis
We look at the efforts being made in the UK to move towards a greener and more sustainable Earth, including the new Natural History GCSE.
How much is your “waste” worth?
It is very easy to view your waste as something which has no value and just needs to be removed; however, this is often far from the truth.
Update your cleaning specification
Understand the cleaning specification you need to establish the clear service level agreement between the client and the service provider.
Should we go out to tender?
In this blog, we look at whether you need to go out to tender to appoint an external cleaning contractor.
Recycling and Waste: Consultancy vs Benchmarking
Within the UK there are numerous styles of recycling and waste consultants from large dedicated environmental consultancies, and individual private consultants, and many of the recycling and waste service providers will often profess to provide a consultancy offering as part of their service.
Cleaning Consultancy and Benchmarking
Are your organisation reviews hitting the mark or are you left sitting on the bench?
There are several benefits to engaging with a cleaning consultancy: offering a one-off review and identifying potential for improvements.
Time to recharge?
The absence of UK recycling facilities for lithium-ion batteries has prompted a review of the situation.With electric vehicles now replacing those powered by combustion engines, there are serious considerations to be made
Need to examine your WEEE*?
Even though legislative changes won’t occur before 2024/25, or enforceable before 2025/26, why not get ahead of the game and consider improvements you can make now?