Mover of the Year

Movers of the Year 2016

We are pleased to announce the winners of the AIM Mover of the Year Awards.

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The Commercial Mover of the Year 2016/17/18 is Ark Relocation.

The Domestic Mover of the Year 2016 is All Moves UK Ltd.

The AIM Mover of the Year awards are based primarily on customer feedback, with some consideration for the development and improvement of the business. The Domestic Mover of the Year Award was particularly interesting as there were an unprecedented number of positive reviews among the top contenders.

The runner-up was Bristol House Removals Ltd, with Best Rate Removals Ltd close behind.

Well done to all participants and keep up the good work.

 

Steering Group – New Venue near Birmingham

Thanks to M & G Transport, we can now hold AIM Steering Group Meetings just outside Birmingham. This will make it much easier for some of our members to attend and will allow us to get valuable input from more of our membership.

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The first Steering Group meeting at this venue will be later this year.

 

 

On 16th September 2016   /   Industry News, Removal Trade news, Removals News, Removals Trade Association, UK Trade Association   /   Leave a comment

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COVID-19 Statement

Although there is no rule to prevent them from doing so, not all removals businesses are working during the Coronavirus measures advised by the Government.

Those that are working have been provided with clear guidelines by the Government and supported by AIM, with safe working procedures, specific documents and frequent information updates.

Removals firms

Removal firms are able to operate and should follow the latest government guidance on safer working. Where moves are carried out, social distancing should be followed.
Companies should ensure employees understand how to operate safely and communicate this to customers.

  • Removers should contact the household in advance to check that no member of the household is showing symptoms of coronavirus or self-isolating. If they are, works should be delayed.
  • They should also encourage households to ensure all internal doors are open and surfaces and possessions have been cleaned with household cleaning products prior to them entering the property.
  • No work should be carried out by a person who has coronavirus symptoms, however mild.
  • Removers should wash their hands on entering the property using separate towels of paper towels which need to be washed or disposed of safely after use.
  • Removers should seek to minimise contact with homeowners and remain 2 metres apart from householders at all times.
  • Removers should implement a buddy system and ensure that the same people work together when moving bulky items and furniture.
  • Removers should bring their own refreshments but you should ensure they have access to hand washing facilities, using separate towels or paper towels if possible,
    which should be washed or disposed of safely afterwards.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/government-advice-on-home-moving-during-the-coronavirus-covid-19-outbreak