Last Updated: 11-Mar-08 04:05
How do I join the BCC?
Membership of the council is open to any recognised trade association,
research/educational body, or institution concerned with industrial,
commercial and institutional cleaning. Unfortunately, individual
commercial companies are not eligible for membership.
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Where can I get information on different sections of the industry?
The BCC`s 19 members are all specialists in their field, please consult
our `Members` section to see which one is most relevant to your
enquiry. Alternatively, for any other enquiries please contact our
General Secretary or Communications & Marketing Manager, details
can be found in `Contact` section.
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How can my authority partake in the Clean Britain Awards?
The biennial competition is open to all UK cities (or those with 'city
status'); towns (one that forms the constituency of an MP or that was
originally incorporated by Royal Charter including metropolitan
boroughs, London boroughs and districts); and district (responsible for
local planning, housing, environmental health plus more. A full list of
Districts is available on the Municipal Yearbook website). Entry can be
gained through each relevant Local Authority interested in partaking in
the event. For further information, please see 'Clean Britain' section.
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What is the relationship between BCC and its members?
The BCC is an umbrella organisation for its 19 constituents. A
representative director from each member company meets at council
meetings and each are eligible to apply for funding. BCC`s funding
comes from half of the profits from the biennial Cleaning Show.
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What is the purpose of the Cleaning Show?
The Cleaning Show provides a platform for all movers and shakers within
the UK cleaning industry. The event is the largest of its kind in the
UK and is starting to gain more and more international visitors. For
further information go to: www.cleaningshow.co.uk
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Where can I get training as a cleaner?
With more and more academic institutions offering cleaning
qualifications, such as City & Guilds, NVQs leading to degree
level, we would recommend those with any enquiries to contact our
member BICSc, contact details can be found under 'Members'.
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I am a contract cleaning business and am interested in joining a trade association, where do I go?
I would recommend that you get in contact with the Cleaning and Support
Services Association, details can be found under 'Members'.
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