Delivering Planned Works

Ramora have had another busy week delivering planned works for long standing clients and helping clients who have urgent requests. However our main achievement is the nearing of completion our first deep clean of Chelmsford city centre.

As a new contract for Ramora the operational teams were keen to meet the clients standards and our own. The day before a large inspection by the client, a detailed walk around the completed works highlighted a problem with a refuge vehicle. A councils vehicle had left huge staining over the length of the High Street, which is over 300metres long.

Although not part of our contracted works the two teams decided to wash down the High Street after they had completed their evening shift.

The following mornings detailed inspection gained sign off and a huge thank you from the client, who was aware of the problem and had no easy solution. Ramora felt that although the issue was not our problem we always try to provide a solution as the teams take a pride in their work, and always try to exceed the clients targets.

Another busy week for Ramora

Another busy week for Ramora this week with our teams located in Chelmsford, Redditch,Birmingham and Maidstone.

We also have upcoming work at De Montfort University and all necessary health and safety questionnaires and checks have been completed this week in order for us to be fully prepared for when we commence work.

These checks are paramount to ensuring a safe environment for not only our employees but for those individuals on campus.

We also still have our vacancy available and have had a very good response. We are now in the process of looking through those applications and moving onto the interview stage.

Scolmore International Clean

Ramora sent a team to Scolmore International Ltd in Tamworth this week, to clean the front of their Head Office.

There have been attempts before to clean the cladding that is constantly being stained by rain water dripping from the roof and leaving unsightly runs down the front of the building. Working from an access platform and using a Dynajet 350 with water temperature set at 130 degrees c we were able to get underneath these water marks and remove the stains.

Being able to work with such high water temperature was important as this enabled us to keep the pressure on the lance down to 110 bar and therefore not cause any damage to the cladding itself.

Ramora Solutions

With the amount of activity in carrying out demonstrations and a renewed energy in contacting our clients, the Ramora delivery teams have finally shaken off the winter blues and are now working close to full capacity. Clients have been programmed in for April, May, June and July, with some requesting where we will be in August.

With the range of solutions Ramora can now offer clients, including deep cleaning of highways, industrial painting and car park regeneration, facade cleaning and tarmac restoration in inner cities the business can offer an answer to most of the questions posed by clients.

Ramora will be actively recruiting new operational team members in the coming weeks to maintain our delivery standards to our clients before our next problem, the World Cup.