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CMS 2013: CMS supporting programme
On three days of the fair (24, 26 and 27 September) the CMS Hall Forum will deal with a number of key topics. On 24 September, the CMS Hall Forum on the “Collective bargaining policy“ will debate the “Current wage situation and the impact of the German elections on the building cleaning trade" (2 to 4 p.m.). On 24 September the CMS Hall Forum on “Hygiene and health“ will discuss “the healthcare industry in Germany – the opportunities and challenges“ (2.45 - 3.30 p.m.), “30 seconds for our health. 10 important points concerning hand hygiene“ (3.30 - 4.15 p.m.), and “Legionella: a deadly attack from the shower head? A look at preventive measures“ (4.15 - 5 p.m.).At CMS 2013 Berlin –Cleaning.Management.Services. the supporting programme will provide everyone representing the industry with an opportunity to find out the latest at lectures, panel discussions and presentations. Europe’s leading trade fair of the year for cleaning systems, building management and services is due to take place from 24 to 27 September on the Berlin Exhibition Grounds.
At CMS 2013, for the first time, the International CMS Congress will be an integral part of the cleaning trade fair's supporting programme. Under the heading of “Sustainable competitiveness in the cleaning sector“ on 25 and 26 September the congress will be addressing members from every part of this sector with this up-to-the-minute and equally future-oriented topic. The CMS Congress will take place in the Marshall-Haus. Admission charges apply.
On 27 September the CMS Hall Forum on “Vocational training“ will look at “the expertise in the cleaning and hygiene market – introducing a strong industry" (11 -11.45 a.m.), “Advanced training and the prospects for the building cleaning trade“ (11.45 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.), and “Training management personnel in the cleaning trade“ (12.30 - 1.15 p.m.).
The Hall Forum will take place in the “Stuttgart“ Room in Hall 1.2. The professional organisations sponsoring this bi-annual event are responsible for the quality and content of the lectures. They are the National Guild Association of the Building Cleaning Trade (BIV), Bonn, the VDMA Cleaning Systems Trade Association, Frankfurt, and the Industrial Association for Hygiene and Surface Protection (IHO), Frankfurt. Admission to the CMS Hall Forum is free for all visitors to CMS 2013.
On 24 September, senior cleaning industry executives are expected to attend the opening event of CMS 2013 in the Marshall Haus (10.30 a.m., by invitation only), during which the presentation will take place of the CMS Purus Awards. At the subsequent breakfast with the press (starting at 11.30 a.m.), members of the media will be able to interview the winners of the design awards as well as representatives of the organisations sponsoring this event.
Chronological overview of the supporting programme at CMS 2013 (as per July 2013).
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
10.30 – 11.30 a.m.
Opening of CMS and presentation of the Purus Awards
in the Marshall Haus (by invitation only)
Opening of CMS and presentation of the Purus Awards
in the Marshall Haus (by invitation only)
11.30 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.
CMS breakfast with the press,
Marshall Haus (by invitation only)
CMS breakfast with the press,
Marshall Haus (by invitation only)
12.30 p.m.
Presentation of a new corporate design by the BIV on the joint stand of the BIV and VDMA
in Hall 3.2, (Stand 206)
Presentation of a new corporate design by the BIV on the joint stand of the BIV and VDMA
in Hall 3.2, (Stand 206)
CMS Hall Forum on the “Collective bargaining policy“ in the “Stuttgart“ Room in Hall 1.2
2.00 – 4.00 p.m.
“The current wage situation and the impact of the German elections on the building cleaning trade", with Herman-Josef Arentz (introduction and moderation), proprietor of Arentz Consulting, Thomas Dietrich, Deputy Minister of the Interior and managing partner of the Dietrich group of companies, Arnulf Piepenbrock, managing director of the Piepenbrock group of companies, Thomas Conrady, chairman of the Wage Negotiations Committee of the BIV and managing director of COWA Service Gebäudedienste GmbH, and Stephan Schwarz, managing director of the GRG Services Group and president of the Chamber of Commerce in Berlin.
“The current wage situation and the impact of the German elections on the building cleaning trade", with Herman-Josef Arentz (introduction and moderation), proprietor of Arentz Consulting, Thomas Dietrich, Deputy Minister of the Interior and managing partner of the Dietrich group of companies, Arnulf Piepenbrock, managing director of the Piepenbrock group of companies, Thomas Conrady, chairman of the Wage Negotiations Committee of the BIV and managing director of COWA Service Gebäudedienste GmbH, and Stephan Schwarz, managing director of the GRG Services Group and president of the Chamber of Commerce in Berlin.
Description in brief
”High-ranking members of the industry will be discussing the current wage situation in the cleaning industry. The focus will be on the recent wage negotiations and the debate surrounding the legal minimum wage. Following the German elections the discussion will take a first step towards assessing their impact in economic and legal terms on the future of the industry.“
Wednesday, 25 September 2013
9.30 – 5.00 p.m.
KGSt specialist conference on “Communal building cleaning information“,
Hall 7, “Berlin 1“ Room (organiser: KGSt Seminare & Kongress, admission charges apply)
KGSt specialist conference on “Communal building cleaning information“,
Hall 7, “Berlin 1“ Room (organiser: KGSt Seminare & Kongress, admission charges apply)
CMS Congress event on “Sustainable competitiveness in the cleaning sector“ in the Marshall Haus
2.00 – 2.30 p.m.
Participants will be welcomed by Ingrid Maaß, COO Messe Berlin GmbH, Deutschland,
Hans Simons, president of the European Federation of Cleaning Industries, Netherlands, Markus Asch, chairman of the board of EUnited Cleaning and chairman of the board of the VDMA Cleaning Systems Trade Association, Germany
Participants will be welcomed by Ingrid Maaß, COO Messe Berlin GmbH, Deutschland,
Hans Simons, president of the European Federation of Cleaning Industries, Netherlands, Markus Asch, chairman of the board of EUnited Cleaning and chairman of the board of the VDMA Cleaning Systems Trade Association, Germany
2.30 – 3.00 p.m.
Keynote speech, (to be announced).
Keynote speech, (to be announced).
3.00 – 4.00 p.m.
“Managing the future – new rules for the economy in the information society” and “Sustainable competitiveness in the cleaning sector". Erik Händeler, futurologist, bestselling author and journalist.
“Managing the future – new rules for the economy in the information society” and “Sustainable competitiveness in the cleaning sector". Erik Händeler, futurologist, bestselling author and journalist.
4.15 – 4.45 p.m.
“Disinfection and hygiene in healthcare“, with Prof. Dr. med. Petra Gastmeier, head of the Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine at the Charité, Germany.
“Disinfection and hygiene in healthcare“, with Prof. Dr. med. Petra Gastmeier, head of the Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine at the Charité, Germany.
5.00 – 6.00 p.m.
“Sustainability in the cleaning industry – a panel discussion“, with Markus Asch, chairman of the board of EUnited Cleaning and chairman of the board of the VDMA Cleaning Systems Trade Association, Germany, Dr. Giampaolo Ruffo, proprietor, member of the board, CEO of TMB srl and Ruffo Comac SpA, Italy, Dr. Ilham Kadri, president of Sealed Air Corporation, USA, and Christian Storinggaard, vice-president of Facility Care EMEA Ecolab, Switzerland
“Sustainability in the cleaning industry – a panel discussion“, with Markus Asch, chairman of the board of EUnited Cleaning and chairman of the board of the VDMA Cleaning Systems Trade Association, Germany, Dr. Giampaolo Ruffo, proprietor, member of the board, CEO of TMB srl and Ruffo Comac SpA, Italy, Dr. Ilham Kadri, president of Sealed Air Corporation, USA, and Christian Storinggaard, vice-president of Facility Care EMEA Ecolab, Switzerland
6.30 p.m.
CMS reception at the south entrance to the grounds
(admission for congress delegates and by invitation)
CMS reception at the south entrance to the grounds
(admission for congress delegates and by invitation)
Thursday, 26 September 2013
CMS Congress event on “Sustainable competitiveness in the cleaning sector“ in the Marshall Haus
10.15 – 10.45 p.m.
“As the facility management market becomes more and more international what impact does this have on the cleaning industry?“, with Reiner Muth, partner of Bluberries GmbH and head of the marketing study group of GEFMA e.V., Germany
“As the facility management market becomes more and more international what impact does this have on the cleaning industry?“, with Reiner Muth, partner of Bluberries GmbH and head of the marketing study group of GEFMA e.V., Germany
11.15 a.m. – 12 midday
“Urbanisation and the impact on companies in the cleaning industry“, with Simon Chen, Chief Executive Officer of ICE (International Cleaning Equipment) Companies, China
“Urbanisation and the impact on companies in the cleaning industry“, with Simon Chen, Chief Executive Officer of ICE (International Cleaning Equipment) Companies, China
1.00 – 1.45 p.m.
“Cleanliness as an absolute value“, Toni D’Andrea, Chief Executive Officer of Afidamp Servizi and managing director of PULIRE, Italy
“Cleanliness as an absolute value“, Toni D’Andrea, Chief Executive Officer of Afidamp Servizi and managing director of PULIRE, Italy
1.45 – 3.00 p.m.
”Cleaning industry structures in the BRIC countries – a panel discussion“, with Dr. Adonai Arruda, president of Higi Serv Holding S.A., Brazil, Yuri Rabitschew, chief executive officer of Primex, Russia, Dr. J.P.S. Bakshi, managing director of the Global Excellence Group of Companies, India, and Simon Chen, chief executive officer of ICE (International Cleaning Equipment) Companies, China
”Cleaning industry structures in the BRIC countries – a panel discussion“, with Dr. Adonai Arruda, president of Higi Serv Holding S.A., Brazil, Yuri Rabitschew, chief executive officer of Primex, Russia, Dr. J.P.S. Bakshi, managing director of the Global Excellence Group of Companies, India, and Simon Chen, chief executive officer of ICE (International Cleaning Equipment) Companies, China
3.00 p.m.
Reception on the joint stand of the BIV and VDMA in
Hall 3.2 (Stand 206)
Reception on the joint stand of the BIV and VDMA in
Hall 3.2 (Stand 206)
CMS Hall Forum on “Hygiene and Health“ in the “Stuttgart“ Room in Hall 1.2
2.45 – 3.30 p.m.
“The healthcare industry in Germany – the opportunities and challenges“,
with Anton J. Schmidt, chairman of the board of P.E.G. - einfach besser (for BVBG)
“The healthcare industry in Germany – the opportunities and challenges“,
with Anton J. Schmidt, chairman of the board of P.E.G. - einfach besser (for BVBG)
Description in brief
There are several major trends influencing the healthcare industry. Progress in medicine and medical technology, demographic trends and increased expectations have resulted in increased public demand, but the financial resources available are limited. This challenge is made even greater by a lack of qualified doctors and in particular nursing staff. Therefore it is of the utmost importance to develop ethical and economic solutions to ensure that in the future patients in Germany can continue to be treated according to the highest healthcare standards.
3.30 – 4.15 p.m.
“30 seconds for our health. 10 important points concerning hand hygiene“,
with Sabine R. Mück, cleaning and hygiene management specialist (FIGR), Hygiene Consult HyCo Mück (for Berufsverband Hauswirtschaft)
“30 seconds for our health. 10 important points concerning hand hygiene“,
with Sabine R. Mück, cleaning and hygiene management specialist (FIGR), Hygiene Consult HyCo Mück (for Berufsverband Hauswirtschaft)
Description in brief
Do viruses not affect external service providers? If I wear gloves do I still need a hand disinfectant? Protecting one’s health and hygiene are important topics in the home economics and building cleaning industries. Mistakes or a lack of knowledge where hand hygiene is concerned can easily cause bacterial infection and time lost through employees off work. For this reason hand hygiene is fundamental to every hygiene concept.
4.15 – 5.00 p.m.
“Legionella: a deadly attack from the shower head? A look at preventive measures“,
with FD Jens Schneider, hygiene technician and inspector, ProServ.Clean GmbH (for DEHOGA Berlin)
“Legionella: a deadly attack from the shower head? A look at preventive measures“,
with FD Jens Schneider, hygiene technician and inspector, ProServ.Clean GmbH (for DEHOGA Berlin)
Description in brief
Time and again these waterborne bacteria are the cause of legionnaire’s disease. In 2012 for example, 600 serious cases of legionella were reported to the Robert Koch Institute. However, experts regard this figure as too low as the disease is not easy to diagnose. In Germany, sanitary facilities are regularly shut down for short periods because legionella have been discovered in drinking water.
Time and again these waterborne bacteria are the cause of legionnaire’s disease. In 2012 for example, 600 serious cases of legionella were reported to the Robert Koch Institute. However, experts regard this figure as too low as the disease is not easy to diagnose. In Germany, sanitary facilities are regularly shut down for short periods because legionella have been discovered in drinking water.
Friday, 27 September 2013
10 a.m. – 2.00 p.m.
General meeting of the BIV and presentation of the Training Award in the “Berlin 1“ Room in Hall 7
General meeting of the BIV and presentation of the Training Award in the “Berlin 1“ Room in Hall 7
CMS Hall Forum on “Vocational training“ in the “Stuttgart“ Room in Hall 1.2
11 – 11.45 p.m.
“The expertise in the cleaning and hygiene market – introducing a strong industry", with Michael Schuchmann, chairman of the Committee on Vocational Training of the BIV;
“The expertise in the cleaning and hygiene market – introducing a strong industry", with Michael Schuchmann, chairman of the Committee on Vocational Training of the BIV;
Description in brief
The building cleaning trade has successfully tapped into the cleaning and hygiene market and established itself as a leading player in the ever-expanding service sector. It offers a wide range of cleaning, hygiene and building services. Accordingly, professional, in-depth training courses geared to cope with the necessary requirements are able to successfully satisfy the resulting demand for competent employees.
Martin Lutz, managing partner of FIGR Forschungs- und Prüfinstitut for Facility Management GmbH and Lutz-reference books for Cleaning and Hygiene Products
Description in brief
What characterises professionals in the building cleaning trade is not only their expertise with regard to the many types of surfaces requiring cleaning, or their ability to chose the best cleaning agents for the job, but also their competence in terms of obtaining, managing and organising personnel. In order to meet the ever-increasing challenges, the expectations of employers and the daily challenges within specialist areas of the trade, wide-ranging knowledge is essential. The only way to ensure that specialist knowledge obtained through training remains up to date is to maintain a close customer/supplier relationship and to conduct training on a regular basis.
11.45 a.m. – 12.30 midday
“Advanced training and the prospects for the building cleaning trade“, (target audience: employees of building cleaning companies and trainees), with Peter Hollmann, works manager of Niederberger Berlin GmbH & Co. KG
“Advanced training and the prospects for the building cleaning trade“, (target audience: employees of building cleaning companies and trainees), with Peter Hollmann, works manager of Niederberger Berlin GmbH & Co. KG
Description in brief
Passed your trade examination – and what now? A lifelong education in the building cleaning trade – facility managers, specialists, pest controllers, master craftsmen and engineers all make use of the offer of qualifications … career opportunities in the skilled trades
12.30 – 1.15 p.m.
“Training management personnel in the cleaning trade“,
“Training management personnel in the cleaning trade“,
N.N., Dussmann Service Deutschland GmbH
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