Features are carefully selected from across the website and magazine, these articles are contributed by a wide range of authors from across the sectors covered by Cleaning Matters, as well as the editorial team. Addressing the latest topics in terms of technological developments, legislation and industry issues
Cleaning Matters has conducted a survey on the future of cleaning & hygiene in the UK. We surveyed our readership of business owners, facilities managers, and speaking to leading
Emily Hill asks how organisations can remain compliant when it comes to managing the quantity and quality of effluent produced by railway traction and at rolling stock maintenance depots.
Working with a healthcare client to improve standards is a key part of what The British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) offers. Generally this is achieved by offering a tailored training programme for cleaning teams. However, as Denise Hanson explains, BICSc also offers a review of custom and practice to identify not only the issues that the site or client is facing but, more importantly, the underlying causes of these issues.
As little as two years ago, the use of mobile technology in the cleaning and facilities management (FM) sectors was viewed, perhaps, as a supplemental tool for more familiar workforce management solutions. Team Software discuss how this technology has advanced.
West Ham United’s success on the pitch, with the club enjoying one of its best ever seasons, is being bolstered by its premier approach to combatting and preventing the spread of Coronavirus, after joining forces with ICE Cleaning – the UK’s leading cleaning expert.
