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Helpful, Happy and Well Trained Drivers

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAWe want your customer experience to be a positive one from placing your order through to its arrival, therefore along with customer service training all our drivers are provided with external driver training.

This ensures our drivers develop greater hazard awareness and risk perception skills reducing the driver’s vulnerability to accidents and the risk of personal injury or damage.

In-vehicle driver training is universally recognised as the single most effective way to reduce driver related incidents ensuring your delivery arrives safely and with a smile every time.

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InnuScience NU-Cycle Revolutionary Microfibre Detergent

InnuScience_LogoBacked by 23 years of research, InnuScience has established itself as a leader in biotechnology based cleaning products recently launching the innovative Nu-Cycle N Microfibre detergent.

Nu-Cycle N is a low temperature concentrated detergent that removes grease and regenerates the absorption capacity of microfibre mops and cloths, as well as other textiles.

Extending the life of microfibre products by up to 5 times, the NU-Cycle N does not break down the microfibre nor will the detergent impregnate or coat the fibres.

Innu-Science Nu-CycleNTests show that after washing with Nu-Cycle N keep the same absorbency as when new, extending the life of your microfibre products and providing considerable cost savings.

Why not give it a try.

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Easy Steps to Control Health Risks From Chemicals – Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)

HSE_LogoDid you know the Health & Safety Executives website provides practical advice and Guidance on the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations? You can find information on what the law requires, advice on completing COSHH assessments and a handy e-tool to help you carry out assessments.

COSHH Essentials provides advice on controlling the use of chemicals for a range of common tasks and sets out basic advice on what to do to control exposure to hazardous substances in the workplace. It takes the form of straightforward advice in ‘factsheets’ called ‘control guidance sheets’. There are two types of sheets, industry-specific ‘direct advice sheets’ and ‘generic control guidance sheets’.

HSE_COSHH_EssentialsThe handy e-tool provided prompts you through a number of steps. It asks you for information about your tasks and chemicals and to enter some basic information about the substance you are using before directing you to the most appropriate control guidance sheet.

You can find the COSHH e-tool and carry out an assessment by following this link http://www.hse.gov.uk/coshh/essentials/