Thursday, 7 April 2011
Cleaning Portable Toilets.
Why is it you clean all your portable toilets when it's raining then the sun comes out when the jobs done? www.thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
THE SITE WELFARE COMPANY IS SUPPLYING PORTABLE TOILETS IN THE WOODS
TITLE: THE SITE WELFARE COMPANY IS SUPPLYING TOILETS IN THE WOODS
The Site Welfare Company Limited (www.thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk), a specialised portable toilet hire and associated amenities specialist, is providing event portable toilets, showers and VIP facilities to The Forestry Commissions Live Music events.
Commencing 2011 through to the 2013 season of events, with an option to extend for a further two one year periods, the contract involves 23 separate concerts across the UK the summer, the concerts are a huge logistical challenge that will involve each of The Site Welfare Company’s depot across the UK.
This is the first year The Site Welfare Company has been chosen as sole supplier of welfare facilities to the events, which includes events at Bedgebury National Pinetum, Cannock Chase, Dalby Forest, Delamere Forest, Sherwood Forest, Westonbirt Arboretum and Thetford Forest.
The Site Welfare Company takes the order centrally and then co-ordinates the delivery and collection across its network of depots, using pre-arrange specifications to ensure that toilets are delivered to the right place at the right time.
John Lambert, Director, The Site Welfare Company says: “This is a fantastic opportunity for SWC, to provide a complete service for Forestry Commissions Live Music events.”
The Site Welfare Company provides a full range of portable toilets and welfare units to 100s of events every year. This year the company will be supplying The Notting Hill Carnival and Clapham Commons huge ‘South West Four’ event in August 2011 along.
With one of the largest event product portfolios in the industry The Site Welfare Company offers complete hire services with portable toilets, high specification mobile toilets and shower units as well as water browsers and effluent services.
Ends
For further information please contact John Lambert or Lorraine Mace on 01684 294 139
E-mail: info@thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk
WEB: www.thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk
The Site Welfare Company Limited (www.thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk), a specialised portable toilet hire and associated amenities specialist, is providing event portable toilets, showers and VIP facilities to The Forestry Commissions Live Music events.
Commencing 2011 through to the 2013 season of events, with an option to extend for a further two one year periods, the contract involves 23 separate concerts across the UK the summer, the concerts are a huge logistical challenge that will involve each of The Site Welfare Company’s depot across the UK.
This is the first year The Site Welfare Company has been chosen as sole supplier of welfare facilities to the events, which includes events at Bedgebury National Pinetum, Cannock Chase, Dalby Forest, Delamere Forest, Sherwood Forest, Westonbirt Arboretum and Thetford Forest.
The Site Welfare Company takes the order centrally and then co-ordinates the delivery and collection across its network of depots, using pre-arrange specifications to ensure that toilets are delivered to the right place at the right time.
John Lambert, Director, The Site Welfare Company says: “This is a fantastic opportunity for SWC, to provide a complete service for Forestry Commissions Live Music events.”
The Site Welfare Company provides a full range of portable toilets and welfare units to 100s of events every year. This year the company will be supplying The Notting Hill Carnival and Clapham Commons huge ‘South West Four’ event in August 2011 along.
With one of the largest event product portfolios in the industry The Site Welfare Company offers complete hire services with portable toilets, high specification mobile toilets and shower units as well as water browsers and effluent services.
Ends
For further information please contact John Lambert or Lorraine Mace on 01684 294 139
E-mail: info@thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk
WEB: www.thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk
Friday, 11 March 2011
THE SITE WELFARE COMPANY IS SUPPLYING TOILETS IN THE WOODS
The Site Welfare Company Limited (www.thesitewelfarecompany.co.uk), a specialised portable toilet hire and associated amenities specialist, is providing event portable toilets, showers and VIP facilities to The Forestry Commissions Live Music events.
Commencing 2011 through to the 2015 season of events, the contract involves 12 separate concerts across the UK the summer, the concerts are a huge logistical challenge that will involve each of The Site Welfare Company’s depot across the UK.
This is the first year The Site Welfare Company has been chosen as sole supplier of welfare facilities to the events, which includes events at Bedgebury Nation Pinetum, Cannock Chase, Dalby Forest, Delamere Forest, Sherwood Forest and Westonbirt Arboretum.
The Site Welfare Company takes the order centrally and then co-ordinates the delivery and collection across its network of depots, using pre-arrange specifications to ensure that toilets are delivered to the right place at the right time.
The Site Welfare Company provides a full range of portable toilets and welfare units to 100s of events every year. This year the company will be supplying The Noting Hill Carnival and Clapham Festival’s huge ‘South West Four Weekender’ event in August 2011.
With one of the largest event product portfolios in the industry The Site Welfare Company offers complete hire services with portable toilets, high specification mobile toilets and shower units as well as water browsers and effluent services.
Commencing 2011 through to the 2015 season of events, the contract involves 12 separate concerts across the UK the summer, the concerts are a huge logistical challenge that will involve each of The Site Welfare Company’s depot across the UK.
This is the first year The Site Welfare Company has been chosen as sole supplier of welfare facilities to the events, which includes events at Bedgebury Nation Pinetum, Cannock Chase, Dalby Forest, Delamere Forest, Sherwood Forest and Westonbirt Arboretum.
The Site Welfare Company takes the order centrally and then co-ordinates the delivery and collection across its network of depots, using pre-arrange specifications to ensure that toilets are delivered to the right place at the right time.
The Site Welfare Company provides a full range of portable toilets and welfare units to 100s of events every year. This year the company will be supplying The Noting Hill Carnival and Clapham Festival’s huge ‘South West Four Weekender’ event in August 2011.
With one of the largest event product portfolios in the industry The Site Welfare Company offers complete hire services with portable toilets, high specification mobile toilets and shower units as well as water browsers and effluent services.
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Thursday, 13 January 2011
Thought - Why do women go to the toilet together?
There are many great and unexplained phenomena in our universe:
Does the Loch Ness Monster exist?
Can humans spontaneously combust?
Is there realy a Bermuda triangle?
But perhaps the most confounding conundrum, especially to men, is:
Why do women go to the toilet together?
It probably really bugs men because they don’t do it. Yes they enjoy group activities like playing football together. And yes, we go down the pub together. We have even been known to get organised and pop down to the supermarket en masse (somebody's got to get the beer in). But we do not go off to the toilet together.
Sit on any event, and you will see two or three women coming out of our portable toilets.
Does the Loch Ness Monster exist?
Can humans spontaneously combust?
Is there realy a Bermuda triangle?
But perhaps the most confounding conundrum, especially to men, is:
Why do women go to the toilet together?
It probably really bugs men because they don’t do it. Yes they enjoy group activities like playing football together. And yes, we go down the pub together. We have even been known to get organised and pop down to the supermarket en masse (somebody's got to get the beer in). But we do not go off to the toilet together.
Sit on any event, and you will see two or three women coming out of our portable toilets.
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Some Tips and Strategies to Help You Navigate the World of Festival Toilets
* To be safe, always bring your own toilet paper or portable pack of tissues, there will rarely be paper in the cubicles. There is sometimes a communal roll of toilet paper mounted on the wall.
* Always carry hand sanitizer. There is not always sanitizer in the cubicles or a sink full of water, and even if there is, you might feel better using something a little stronger.
* Expect to squat. Most festival campsite WC's are drop tanks, this is gradually changing so you may be lucky and find chemical toilets. At some festival sites you may even find a trailer type with a porcelain toilet.
* Plumbing on most festival sites is always a problem, so even when the facilities are clean, sewage smell can be an issue, especially if you are squatting mere inches above the toilet. Best to just hold your breath and be quick about it.
* Most campsite festival toilets range widely in cleanliness and smell factor. Be warned though, many of the larger festivals still have long drop toilets. These are metal, have only short walls that separate the toilets they do have doors how-ever.
* Do not be fooled by toilets with fancy facades. These toilets can also sometimes also scary toilets, so always be prepared.
* Our advice is to send a canary into the toilet first. Choose a stalwart among your group to test the waters and determine whether or not to venture into the toilet.
* If this is also your experience, speak to the festival organiser and complain about the portable toilet facilities you pay your money and deserve better.
If these are your experiences or you are a event organiser and are looking for a company who provides portable toilet hire or looking for event portable toilet hire this site could be of use. For quality portable toilet hire, where you will find loo roll!!!
* Always carry hand sanitizer. There is not always sanitizer in the cubicles or a sink full of water, and even if there is, you might feel better using something a little stronger.
* Expect to squat. Most festival campsite WC's are drop tanks, this is gradually changing so you may be lucky and find chemical toilets. At some festival sites you may even find a trailer type with a porcelain toilet.
* Plumbing on most festival sites is always a problem, so even when the facilities are clean, sewage smell can be an issue, especially if you are squatting mere inches above the toilet. Best to just hold your breath and be quick about it.
* Most campsite festival toilets range widely in cleanliness and smell factor. Be warned though, many of the larger festivals still have long drop toilets. These are metal, have only short walls that separate the toilets they do have doors how-ever.
* Do not be fooled by toilets with fancy facades. These toilets can also sometimes also scary toilets, so always be prepared.
* Our advice is to send a canary into the toilet first. Choose a stalwart among your group to test the waters and determine whether or not to venture into the toilet.
* If this is also your experience, speak to the festival organiser and complain about the portable toilet facilities you pay your money and deserve better.
If these are your experiences or you are a event organiser and are looking for a company who provides portable toilet hire or looking for event portable toilet hire this site could be of use. For quality portable toilet hire, where you will find loo roll!!!
What are Portable Toilets Used For?
Portable Toilets have for so long, been associated with a long line of little plastic huts, at outdoor events. Smelly, un-clean and lacking toilet paper, they have over time become the butt of jokes when referring to large events such as Glastonbury Festival. But over recent years, the market place has matured and nowadays, these little huts can offer a long-term commercial advantage over temporary mains units such as 2+1's.
Portable toilets come in many different guises. Simple toilets (like the ones at Glastonbury), folding urinals, toilets in flight case toilets for use on the 30th floor of a high-rise construction project, to posh, up-market toilet trailers with flushing toilets, sinks, and even music, the options for portable toilets are as varied as users' needs and budgets.
Among the projects that most of us might think of, mobile units are also used to serve the sanitation needs for many a situation. From a construction site, to a fruit picker or agricultural labourer, a portable toilet can be used. For use as the toilet facilities at a seasonal campsite (such as at the Isle of Mann TT's) and as part of a disaster plan for a natural disaster such as flooding.
For construction projects, road crews and field workers, bringing the toilet to the place of work saves a lot of time in travelling to and from a toilet facility and believe it or not, can help improve employee morale. It is also a health and safety requirement in the United Kingdom.
During any office renovation, a toilet trailer will provide staff with a comfortable and even luxurious accommodation. Toilet unit such as these can be equipped with a water tank if a water supply is not available. They are also equipped with full-size toilets, vanities, mirrors and music.
Outdoor recreation is another possible arena for these toilets. If a particular camping area is used primarily during the warmer months, hiring portable toilet facilities eliminates the expense and workload of maintaining permanent facilities.
Large sporting events are also heavy users of portable toilets, as sports fans demand sufficient facilities when attending a game. Of course, stadiums are often used for big concerts as well, with fans that are equally discerning and demanding. Reduce cues on the existing toilet facilities and supply portable facilities to supplement existing units.
Natural disasters can cause devastating damage to infrastructure and leave thousands without indoor plumbing; this opens the door to disease. For those whose homes have been damaged, having sanitary facilities can make the difference between having to relocate until restoration, and being able to stay in the home during the process. Because of this, portable toilet facilities are often found on scenes after natural disasters.
So, no matter what the portable toilet need, a portable toilet hire company will have the product and the solution for you.
This article was written by The Site Welfare Company.
Portable toilets come in many different guises. Simple toilets (like the ones at Glastonbury), folding urinals, toilets in flight case toilets for use on the 30th floor of a high-rise construction project, to posh, up-market toilet trailers with flushing toilets, sinks, and even music, the options for portable toilets are as varied as users' needs and budgets.
Among the projects that most of us might think of, mobile units are also used to serve the sanitation needs for many a situation. From a construction site, to a fruit picker or agricultural labourer, a portable toilet can be used. For use as the toilet facilities at a seasonal campsite (such as at the Isle of Mann TT's) and as part of a disaster plan for a natural disaster such as flooding.
For construction projects, road crews and field workers, bringing the toilet to the place of work saves a lot of time in travelling to and from a toilet facility and believe it or not, can help improve employee morale. It is also a health and safety requirement in the United Kingdom.
During any office renovation, a toilet trailer will provide staff with a comfortable and even luxurious accommodation. Toilet unit such as these can be equipped with a water tank if a water supply is not available. They are also equipped with full-size toilets, vanities, mirrors and music.
Outdoor recreation is another possible arena for these toilets. If a particular camping area is used primarily during the warmer months, hiring portable toilet facilities eliminates the expense and workload of maintaining permanent facilities.
Large sporting events are also heavy users of portable toilets, as sports fans demand sufficient facilities when attending a game. Of course, stadiums are often used for big concerts as well, with fans that are equally discerning and demanding. Reduce cues on the existing toilet facilities and supply portable facilities to supplement existing units.
Natural disasters can cause devastating damage to infrastructure and leave thousands without indoor plumbing; this opens the door to disease. For those whose homes have been damaged, having sanitary facilities can make the difference between having to relocate until restoration, and being able to stay in the home during the process. Because of this, portable toilet facilities are often found on scenes after natural disasters.
So, no matter what the portable toilet need, a portable toilet hire company will have the product and the solution for you.
This article was written by The Site Welfare Company.
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