Blog| No time for tantrums
It’s not often considered appropriate to act like a toddler in the business world, although most of us will have seen a tantrum or two in our time. However, there is one aspect of juvenile behavi...
Who we work for?
Cleaning Services
It is our staff who clean our client's buildings and that is what we are measured on. They are the backbone to our business so caring for them is essential.
People, planet and profit
Facilicom's key objectives are to address the issues and concerns that impact on our people and the wider environment in which they operate.
C2Zero
The carbon neutral cleaning system. The system – which operates as an integral part of our bespoke cleaning model – calculates the precise carbon impact of every aspect of our operation.
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Focus on core strengths sees Facilicom UK profits grow
Facilicom Cleaning Services has reported a growth of 17 per cent on the previous year. This takes its turnover of £37.5 million – almost doubling its net profit in both percentage and monetary t...
Facilicom UK and Ireland's profit in cleaning and security segments doubles
Facilicom UK and Ireland last year saw its profit double in the cleaning as well as security segment. Turnover also increased in 2016. This was primarily due to the cleaning activities, which incre...
Trigion deal with Domino UK is no game
Trigion UK has secured a new contract to provide security services to Domino UK – the Cambridge-based industrial equipment supplier – thanks in part to the cleaning services provided by Trigion...
Facilicom UK celebrates greater health and safety accreditation
Facilicom UK (which includes Facilicom Cleaning Services and Trigion Security Services) has been certified to British Standard (BS) OHSAS 18001:2007 by SGS; a market leading UKAS accredited certifi...
Blog | A shifting approach to keeping colleagues safe
Working in the cleaning and security industries means many of my colleagues are inevitably involved in shift work. I’ve blogged before about some of the issues this involves, such as shift length...