It can result in organisations wasting money on high volumes of replacement products that aren’t suited for the task in hand or the work environment. 

Ot it could cause lower worker comfort and productivity.  This in turn often leads to absenteeism and/or high employee churn rates. 

Sometimes it means workplaces aren’t cleaned to the best possible standard.  Poor hygiene is in the spotlight right now but it has caused the spread of viruses and employee dissatisfaction for a long time. 

Often it will lead to unnecessary accidents and injuries.  These lead to lost time, pay-outs and rising insurance premiums.   Sometimes it can also lead to sanctions from the HSE.  All that is before you look at the more important personal ramifications for those injured/affected. 

Our team have seen the impacts of these outcomes in real life. 

We’ve seen the wasted money and time. 

We’ve seen the personal impacts too. 

That’s why we work closely with our clients to make sure they’re buying the best possible product for their specific needs.  It’s also why we will tell a customer to seek elsewhere to buy products if it is for something we cannot provide. 

We believe that your trust is the most important part of our relationship.