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  • TJS takes up the challenge of a new facility

    TJS takes up the challenge of a new facility

    • February 17, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Contracting
    • no comments

    By Lorraine Day TJS Cleaning Services was appointed to clean one of the most advanced aquatic centres in the southern hemisphere – the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre in the southern Adelaide suburb of Marion. The facility, owned by the South Australian Government, covers a site of more than 10,000 square metres, and is managed by the YMCA. Included in [...]

     
  • Environmental protection authorities flexing their muscles

    Environmental protection authorities flexing their muscles

    • February 17, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Technology
    • no comments

    Environmental protection authorities in developed countries are becoming increasingly vigilant in combating the illegal dumping of waste water into stormwater drains. More than ever, service providers need to equip themselves with appropriate clean and capture systems.  That was the message imparted by visiting Hydro Tek export director David Sholson when he addressed Australian Pump Industries’ (API) ‘Clean & Green’ seminar, [...]

     
  • IRG’s quick response key to effective carpet restoration

    IRG’s quick response key to effective carpet restoration

    • February 10, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Carpet and Restoration
    • no comments

    Prompt response, old-fashioned service and integrity are the foundations of Insurance Restoration Group (IRG), one of South Australia’s fastest-growing professional restoration teams. Lorraine Day reports. Formed only eight months ago, IRG is a partnership between Happypom Carpet Cleaning, founded by Ian Phillips, and Paul Anderson’s Metro 3, both in the restoration industry, specialising in flood damage, fire/smoke damage and mould [...]

     
 
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    The powerful new lightweight Cyndan backpack vacuum cleaner that is easy to use and won’t break your back or your budget. Let’s face...

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    New formula Spruce all-purpose cleaner effectively removes everyday soils from all washable surfaces. Spruce is neutral, environmentally responsible...

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    A&F Cleaning Equipment goes GECA

    This range has been independently evaluated by GECA and has received GECA Certification. The SLCS (Sustainable Land Cleaning Solutions) range...

 
 

Contracting

  • Subdued US marketplace makes for flat UGL Services’ result

    Subdued US marketplace makes for flat UGL Services’ result

    UGL CEO Richard Leupen UGL Services, which represents about a quarter of the UGL Group’s total business, recorded a first half 2012 revenue...

  • Demand for integrated services sees Spotless’ facility services grow revenue and earnings

  • TJS takes up the challenge of a new facility

  • ISS wins Dairy Farmers Stadium contract

  • New Code of Conduct for fair treatment of cleaners

 

Commercial

  • CIVENEX’s demonstration area will make ‘live’ viewing convenient

    CIVENEX’s demonstration area will make ‘live’ viewing convenient

    Technology has changed the way people get their information, but nothing can match showing real equipment, and talking face to face with real...

  • Growth prompts Hako’s move to larger facility

  • Green skills are increasingly being sought, says Hays

  • Industry celebrates 6-star building and launch of World Green Building Week

  • Lennox appoints Neary GM training

 

Healthcare

  • Hygiene measures to make a difference

    Hygiene measures to make a difference

    The annual Hygiene Matters report conducted by SCA, manufacturer of Tork, aims to raise awareness of the connection between  hygiene, health...

  • CIRI Fall 2011 Symposium Report canvasses key forward issues for entire Jansan sector

  • Arizona mother campaigns for cleaner playgrounds

  • IHHC calls for ‘innovative practice’ papers

  • Free ACI webinar raises global awareness on hygienic hand washing

 

Hot Products

  • Freedom to Work Faster

    Freedom to Work Faster

    The powerful new lightweight Cyndan backpack vacuum cleaner that is easy to use and won’t break your back or your budget. Let’s face...

  • Cleaning is simpler, safer, greener and better with Spruce!

  • Looking for better prices and more variety in pressure washers?

  • A&F Cleaning Equipment goes GECA

  • Orange is NOT green!

 

Supply Side

  • Hako national service team expands in Victoria

    Hako national service team expands in Victoria

    Announced in a press release, Hako Australia has appointed Scott Farr as field service mechanic as part of the manufacturer’s further growth...

  • Equipe Solutions kicks fake soap dispensers out of Australia

  • FMs would pay more for products from sustainable firms

  • BSCs to benefit from industry’s new ‘norm’

  • Godfreys undergoes major balance sheet restructuring to cut debt

 

Technology

  • Survey reveals decrease in floor refinishing

    Survey reveals decrease in floor refinishing

    Photo courtesy of Mario Alberto, www.sxc.hu/photo/344910 According to an online survey conducted for Tornado Industries, 67 percent of respondents,...

  • Environmental protection authorities flexing their muscles

  • Tankless toilets from Japan are significant water-savers

  • Ultraviolet wands shed light on hospital cleaning

  • Recycled gum offers disposal alternative

 
 
 

Recent Posts

  • Survey reveals decrease in floor refinishing

    Survey reveals decrease in floor refinishing

    • February 21, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Technology

    Photo courtesy of Mario Alberto, www.sxc.hu/photo/344910 According to an online survey conducted for Tornado Industries, 67 percent of respondents, a clear majority, agree with the following statement, ‘we are stripping and refinishing floors less frequently today than we were five years ago’. The survey involved more than 60 building service contractors (BSCs), who answered a variety of questions regarding floor [...]

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  • Subdued US marketplace makes for flat UGL Services’ result

    Subdued US marketplace makes for flat UGL Services’ result

    • February 21, 2012
    • By alan
    • Contracting, Email Newsletter

    UGL Services, which represents about a quarter of the UGL Group’s total business, recorded a first half 2012 revenue increase of just 2 percent to $677.8 million while delivering EBIT of $34.4 million. Excluding DTZ, UGL Services’ revenue growth was flat relative to the previous corresponding period, largely the result of subdued macroeconomic conditions in the US impacting transaction volumes [...]

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  • Demand for integrated services sees Spotless’ facility services grow revenue and earnings

    Demand for integrated services sees Spotless’ facility services grow revenue and earnings

    • February 19, 2012
    • By alan
    • Contracting, Email Newsletter

    “Spotless is experiencing sustained demand for outsourcing in key sectors and the Facility Services business delivered a strong financial result. There were lower mobilisation and start-up costs incurred during the period and the demand for the integrated services offering grew,” stated Spotless CEO Josef Farnik when delivering the company’s half year to December report. Spotless’ Australia/New Zealand Facility Services revenue, [...]

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  • RIA and The Clean Trust sign MOU that encourages cooperation

    RIA and The Clean Trust sign MOU that encourages cooperation

    • February 18, 2012
    • By alan
    • Carpet and Restoration, Email Newsletter

    The United States’ Restoration Industry Association (RIA) and The Clean Trust boards have approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will establish a working relationship between both organisations. Under the MOU, each organisation’s senior executive leadership will keep the other aware of applicable functions and activities related to natural disaster mitigation measures, indoor environmental issues and other issues of shared [...]

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  • First Hygienalia+Pulire judged to have delivered excellent results

    First Hygienalia+Pulire judged to have delivered excellent results

    • February 17, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Email Newsletter

    The ‘first edition’ of Spain’s Hygienalia+Pulire has been judged a success based on achieving planned visitor numbers and, perhaps more importantly, quality buyer traffic. Held inValencialate January/early February, Hygienalia+Pulire surmounted the difficult economic circumstances pervading Europe and Spain in particular. “The organising committee’s mission has been accomplished with some 4,000 professional visitors attending (specifically 3,959), which is the figure that [...]

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  • Peer-reviewed research confirms carpets’ health benefits

    Peer-reviewed research confirms carpets’ health benefits

    • February 17, 2012
    • By alan
    • Carpet and Restoration, Email Newsletter

    A just debuted executive overview, backed by peer-reviewed research, highlights the health benefits of carpeting. It shows carpet serves as a filter to reduce allergens and improve indoor air quality. Published at the recently held International Conferences on Indoor Air and Climate (ISIAQ), the full-colour overview delivered by Racine Industries showcases studies which reveal that carpeting maintained using Racine’s dry [...]

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  • TJS takes up the challenge of a new facility

    TJS takes up the challenge of a new facility

    • February 17, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Contracting

    By Lorraine Day TJS Cleaning Services was appointed to clean one of the most advanced aquatic centres in the southern hemisphere – the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre in the southern Adelaide suburb of Marion. The facility, owned by the South Australian Government, covers a site of more than 10,000 square metres, and is managed by the YMCA. Included in [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
  • Environmental protection authorities flexing their muscles

    Environmental protection authorities flexing their muscles

    • February 17, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Technology

    Environmental protection authorities in developed countries are becoming increasingly vigilant in combating the illegal dumping of waste water into stormwater drains. More than ever, service providers need to equip themselves with appropriate clean and capture systems.  That was the message imparted by visiting Hydro Tek export director David Sholson when he addressed Australian Pump Industries’ (API) ‘Clean & Green’ seminar, [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
  • Freedom to Work Faster

    Freedom to Work Faster

    • February 16, 2012
    • By sam12
    • Hot Products

    The powerful new lightweight Cyndan backpack vacuum cleaner that is easy to use and won’t break your back or your budget. Let’s face it, time is money.  The faster you work, the more profitable your business becomes. With the new lightweight Cyndan backpack vacuum cleaner you will power through your work even in the trickiest of areas. Designed for both [...]

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  • ISS wins Dairy Farmers Stadium contract

    ISS wins Dairy Farmers Stadium contract

    • February 16, 2012
    • By Kim Taranto
    • Contracting, Email Newsletter

    ISS Facility Services has won a contract to deliver event and general cleaning services to Dairy Farmers Stadium in Queensland for the next two years The contract will build on ISS’ existing stadium cleaning contracts, which include Brisbane Cricket Ground (The Gabba), the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and AAMI Stadium (Adelaide). Dairy Farmers Stadium has a capacity of 26,500 and [...]

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