THE SUSPENSE IS OVER
The months of hard work and considerable worry for the entrants of the 2002 Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards are now over.
The judging team has travelled thousands of miles across the whole of the UK and Eire, spending the high summer months visiting finalists and then comparing the results of the site surveys.The suspense is now over and the winners are announced below. In this article we are showing you the sites that won. In December we will publish photographs on the site of the winners taken at the Awards luncheon on November 1st at London’s Savoy.
The directors and editorial team at Cleaning and Maintenance (C&M) magazine are proud of its long and successful association with this programme since its inception in 1991 and look forward to announcing the programme for 2003 in their March issue.
The Cleaning and Support Services Association (CSSA) has also been very supportive of the programme for many years. Director General Martyn Vesey said: “This programme is precisely what our profession needs – recognition for excellence of service. Too often the few bad examples are sensationally quoted in the national media. The GSA programme will continue to show organisations across the UK and Eire of our growing professionalism and dedication to providing a quality cleaning service. The CSSA is delighted to endorse the programme again with its support in 2003.”
Jan Spencer, Sector President of sponsors Kimberly-Clark Professional, said: “The Golden Service Awards are one of our most successful industry initiatives. Already the Golden Service Awards are fully operational in Australia and this year sees the inaugural events in Holland and Belgium, with plans in place for the rest of Europe to follow. We are delighted with the dedication and involvement of both C & M magazine and the CSSA, and the participation of the cleaning profession.”
Congratulations to you all, whether you were a finalist or a category winner - you are all winners. Reaching the finals from the hundreds of entries we received is success in itself. The difference between being a winner and remaining a finalist is often only one point.
Today’s celebration is a recognition of everything that is good about the cleaning industry, a celebration of your achievements. On behalf of everyone involved in the Golden Service Awards programme, thank you for making this another record event and please continue to support this initiative next year.
Best Cleaned Premises by a Contract Cleaning Company
Educational Establishment Sector
Principle Services Ltd for Channing School, London.
Manufacturing Sector
QAS Cleaning & Facilities Management for Napp Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge
Municipal Building Sector
MITIE Cleaning (Southern ) Ltd for Kensington Palace, London
Healthcare Sector
Sodexho Defence Services for Royal Hospital Haslar Gosport, Hampshire
Transport Sector
MITIE Cleaning (North) Ltd for Newcastle Airport
Offices above 15,000 sq. m Sector
OCS for Canary Wharf Tower, London
Offices below 15,000 sq. m Sector
Initial Cleaning Services for The Royal Bank of Scotland, London
Retail Sector
Initial Retail Cleaning for Marks & Spenser Marble Arch, London
Best Cleaned Premises by either a Contract Cleaning Company or an In-House Team
Leisure Sector
Design Clean Limited for The Royal Opera House, London
Shopping Mall Sector Noonan Services Ltd for The Square Town Centre, Dublin
Best Cleaned Premises by an In-House Cleaning Team
Healthcare Sector
Airedale NHS Trust for Airedale Hospital Keighley, Yorkshire
Schools & Municipal Buildings Sector
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Coucil for Longcar Professional Development Centre, Barnsley, Yorkshire
C&M Best Cleaned Premises by a Small Contract Cleaning Company Award
CleanEasi Ltd for Le Petit Blanc, Manchester
The BCC Cleaning Operative of the Year Award ( BCC logo)
Mary Thompson – Stamford College, Lincolnshire
The BICSc Site Supervisor of the Year Award
Janet Wood – Sunderland Royal Hospital
The CSSA Industry Training Award
Walsall Hospital NHS Trust, West Midlands
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