Kimberly-Clark Professional, Golden Service Awards coup

cleaning-matters.com

Click to visit http://www.cleaning-matters.co.uk/contact/-/


	What next? Request further Information visit web site Send to friend Kimberly-Clark Professional company's profile

Click to visit sponsors web site

Golden Service Awards coup
April 30th 2007

Two top names have signed up to the Kimberly-Clarke Professional Golden Service Awards: Anthea Turner and Darwin Clayton insurance.

The former will be presenting awards to the best in the business at this years’ event, while the latter, which has been serving the cleaning industry for over 70 years, is the awards’ first commercial sponsor.

Currently presenting ‘The Perfect Housewife’, Anthea follows in the footsteps of personalities including Alan Hansen, Esther Rantzen and Barry Crier. The organisers say that, with such an attraction, tickets will sell fast and urge those wishing to attend to book now to ensure seats.

To guarantee your seat, visit www.goldneserviceawards.net/uk

More articles from Kimberly-Clark Professional:

Seeing clearly without fog (1st October 2008)

Kimberly-Clark Professional has unveiled its KLEENGUARD V50 Eye Protection with Foam Fog Shield. The new fog shield claims to reduce fog by over 50% compared with traditional safety glasses."We found that lens fogging

From Health safety and workwear

New designs on hands (1st June 2008)

Kimberly-Clark Professional has launched two new protective glove designs.

From Equipment & Services

New kit for busy washrooms (18th April 2008)

Kimberly-Clark Professional has launched a series of new washroom products:

From News

The wipe tools for the job (1st April 2008)

Kimberly-Clark Professional has launched a new range of WYPALL* microfibre cloths, designed specially to make cleaning easier and more effective in office buildings, hotels and healthcare facilities

From Wipes & Microfibres

Wiping out uncertainty (1st December 2006)

Kimberly-Clark Professional's Rob Lowe says the company has a range of wipers to meet any given cleaning need

For general wiping tasks, KCP's WYPALL X Cloths – made from fast absorbing HYDROKNIT Material – are manufactured u

From Equipment & Services

Getting wipes right (30th October 2006)

Kimberly-Clark Professional says it has a range of wipes to meet any given cleaning need – making life easier for both workers and employers.

From Newsletters

More time to enter as Golden Service Awards go biannual (1st April 2006)

After feedback from last year’s award winners, Kimberly-Clark Professional has decided to make the Golden Service Awards a biannual event – giving entrants more time to prepare their bid and winners a longer period to reap the benefits of their succe

From Newsletters

Wipe all cloths with the X factor (1st April 2006)

Made using jets of water to bond soft absorbent paper fibres to strong polypropylene non-woven fabric, Kimberly-Clark Professional says WYPALL X cloths are its most advanced wipers

From Wipes & Microfibres

Will it all come out in the wash? (1st March 2006)

Washing and drying hands properly doesn't require a degree in microbiology - yet failure to do so is generally regarded as a prime culprit in spreading bacteria . Kimberly Clark claims older hand dryers are partially to blame - but hopes its 10 step

From Washroom hygiene

Gripping solution (1st October 2005)

In response to the growing number of hand-related Lost Time incidents, Kimberly-Clark has introduced a general purpose glove that provides a high level of grip both when wet and dry.

From Work at height

Handy solutions (1st October 2005)

As part of its drive to provide better protection to people at work, Kimberly-Clark Professional has introduced the Kleenguard general purpose glove range for the nonhazard market.

From Work at height

Customers won’t stomach dirty restaurants (31st August 2005)

Results from a MORI study show UK consumers are more concerned about restaurant hygiene levels than many of their European counterparts.

From Newsletters

Golden opportunity (28th August 2005)

The Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards presentation luncheon will be bigger and even better than last year

From News

Customers won’t stomach dirty restaurants (1st August 2005)

Results from a MORI study show UK consumers are more concerned about restaurant hygiene levels than many of their European counterparts.

From News

Rags to riches? (1st August 2005)

While traditional rags can still be found in many manufacturing sites, there is a safer and better way to wipe claims Kimberly-Clark Professional manufacturer of the Wypall X80 cloths.

From Work at height

MRSA: ‘Wipe it out’ campaign launched (1st July 2005)

As part of its focus on health and hygiene, Kimberly-Clark has joined forces with the Royal College of Nursing, the Infection Control Nursing Association and Nursing Standard magazine to tackle the growing issue of MRSA

From News

CLEANS HANDS AND TOOLS (1st August 2004)

Kimberly-Clark Professional has launched a value range of its Wypall/Kimtuf hand cleaning wet wipes, designed to efficiently clean hands, tools or machinery in environments ranging from small workshops and garages to large production plants or utilit

From Equipment & Services

More absorbent (1st April 2004)

Kimberly Clark Professional has introduced its Airflex fabric to its entire range of Wypall L Wipers that are designed to cater for the food service and manufacturing sectors. New, simplified ranges of small roll, centre feed roll, roll control and f

From Work at height

The Golden Service Awards 2003 (1st December 2003)

The Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards were presented at Londons Savoy Hotel on Friday 7th November. They were attended by 400 people and had Professor Robert Winston as a guest speaker. The event is in its 13th year and has been dubbe

From Washroom hygiene