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The ISO14001 assessor will need to see a consignment note from a registered waste carrier, showing the number of lamps removed and the route of disposal.
Mr Andy Cole
It’s always surprising how many businesses put off having their lights replaced or leave it until the last minute. Sometimes businesses find it so dark it becomes a health-and-safety issue or that productivity is affected.
Andy Cole, Director
Our service is based on a pay-as-you-go business model that doesn’t tie our customers into a contract. If we don’t consistently deliver excellent service, our customers can simply switch suppliers. That’s why we don’t just listen to customer feedback, we act on it and any issues or problems raised by customers are dealt with.
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Quicklight provides illuminating advice for businesses pursuing ISO14001

Lighting maintenance service provider Quicklight today issued advice to businesses hoping to achieve the environmental standard ISO14001: those aiming for ISO14001 must obtain an audit trail for any lamps legally required to be recycled in accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive.The ISO14001 standard is designed to help businesses reduce their environmental impact, and producing evidence for the correct method of disposal for certain types of lamps is just one of many requirements set. Commercial luminaires fitted with fluorescent lamps, straight and

Quicklight urges UK firms to check their lights before it’s too dark

Thatcham, UK, 4th October 2012 - As the daylight hours get shorter and shorter, lighting maintenance service provider Quicklight has urged businesses in the UK to check their lighting is adequate before it gets too dark.“Every year it’s the same,” explains Andy Cole, director at Quicklight. “The clocks go back and facilities managers find their premises in early-evening darkness. It’s at this point they realise lamps need replacing and that’s when our phone starts ringing.” Last year Quicklight saw enquiries increase by 40% at the end of October. To avoid the annual rush, Quicklight

Quicklight improves operational efficiency and delivers better customer service

As part of a continuous programme to improve its operational efficiency, lighting maintenance service provider Quicklight has been able to deliver better levels of customer service.Thatcham, Berkshire, 19th June 2012 – As part of a continuous programme to improve its operational efficiency, lighting maintenance service provider Quicklight has been able to deliver better levels of customer service. Quicklight introduced the process of seeking customer feedback last year to both measure customer satisfaction levels and to provide a mechanism for evaluating the performance of its lighting

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