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Chris Shaw
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British Institute of Cleaning Science
Providers of professional membership and accredited training within the cleaning industry
The British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) is the largest independent professional and educational body within the cleaning industry, with over 45,000 individual and corporate members around the world. Their mission is to raise the standards of education and to build awareness of the cleaning industry, through professional standards and accredited training thereby;
- Protecting the operative
- Providing a clean and safe environment
- Preserving assets
- Promoting sustainability
- Producing best practice
To visit our website please CLICK HERE
Contact us by email: info@bics.org.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 1604 678 710
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Gain recognition for your skills as an individual member or enhance the status and credibility of your company as corporate member |
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Book your accredited training through our Cleaning Professional’s Skills Suite (also known as CPSS) |
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Ensure your cleaning operations comply with N 13549 The European Cleaning Quality Measurement System |
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Elevate your standards and improve efficiency with the first Cleaning Industry Management Standard |
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- Antimicrobial products
- Cleaning
- Cleaning Management systems
- Clinical Waste
- Events
- FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
- General Hospital Hygiene
- Green Cleaning Methods
- Hand Hygiene
- Handbooks
- Health, Safety & Workwear
- HOSPITAL HYGIENE
- Maintenance Management Guide
- Premises
- Premises management/maintenance
- Slip Prevention
- Slips, Trips & Falls
- Achieving best practice in healthcare
- BICSc releases Standards & Best Practice
- An industry event with a difference
- BICSc and BBS announce their conference CLEAN2020
- Winners of the 2019 BICSc Annual Awards
- BICSc NI Nation award winners
- The 2019 BICSc Annual Awards finalists
- 'Licenced to clean’ - BICsc opens new training suite in Northampton
- BICSc opens new training suite
- Resilient strategies, product innovations and ‘missing fingers’: Highlights from May’s BICSc Lab on Business Resilience
