Tim Wolstencroft
Showing the world our wares
Trade shows are an excellent way for members to take their products to their users, showing the latest equipment, chemicals and supplies directly to a multitude of users.
Cost-effective trade shows should be available to members throughout Australia. Membership of a national association can achieve this. NCSA plans regular regional shows, smaller and more intimate than occasional, large national shows. So all members, both suppliers and distributors, can benefit.
Seminars and educational lectures
Disseminating information is vital to the cleaning industry, both to users through seminars for such users and for members by way of information sessions on aspects of business that will benefit members in the running of their businesses.
Liaison
Only through membership of a group such as NCSA can individual members benefit through networking with end-users everywhere in Australia.
As a foundation member of the recently formed Cleaning & Hygiene Council of Australia (CHCA), an umbrella body for the industry, NCSA ensures cross-pollination with other members including the two major contractor associations.
In addition, membership of CHCA, by representing the hundreds of thousands of people involved in every aspect of cleaning (including supply) ensures access to government at the highest levels.
Communication
By way of its own regular newsletter and website, NCSA keeps members advised of developments within the organisation. In addition, a very close relationship with trade magazines gives NCSA a forum as well as a voice to take our group messages to the wide world of cleaning.
When you join the National Cleaning Suppliers Association, you become part of an Australia-wide organisation representing the interests of all suppliers, large and small, wholesale and retail, importer, manufacturer and distributor.
At the time of joining we ask that you stipulate the state/s of the office or offices joining. Where a branch exists, all offices that join automatically become members of the appropriate state's branch.
While there is a National Board as well as a National Executive Committee, each branch has its own committee whose function it is organise and arrange all matters and functions specific to their branch.
In this way, state members are directly served by a local committee. This committee arranges branch social gatherings, local seminars, regional trade shows and is the point of immediate contact for members.
The National Board and National Executive Committee determine and institute the overall policy of the NCSA. The branches are required to operate according to national policy.
However every branch is represented on the National Board and is therefore integral in the formulation of NCSA policy.
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The National Cleaning Suppliers Association has been established to develop a unified, professional approach to the supply of goods and services to the commercial/industrial cleaning industry. The key emphasis of the NCSA is health and safety, protection of the environment, quality, maintaining leading edge technology and meeting all our obligations and responsibilities.
The NCSA Code of Ethics is to:
The NCSA Code of Ethics is to:
- Sell our services, chemicals, equipment, consumables and associated sundry lines for a profit that is ethical, proper and that will benefit and be in the best interests of both parties.
- Ensure both our products and services are merchantable and of the highest quality to meet the customer’s needs and expectations and to offer complete service to support the sale.
- Strive to produce, market and/or distribute products and services that meet/exceed relevant quality standards and accreditation in accordance with statutory or environmental regulations.
- Work with the cleaning industry and customers to educate, advise and train in the efficient and affective use of cleaning systems and products.
- Offer products and services that are at the leading edge of technology, modern and effective and continue to research, through suppliers and external consultants, to develop and maintain this philosophy.
- Observe all relevant laws, work practices, awards, work conditions and sound industrial relations practices.
- Work with, recognize and respect professional competition in a free competitive system.
- Carry out our business functions and activities in a manner that will command respect from consumers and the industry we serve.
- Market, advertise and sell our products and services in a manner that truly represents their merits and capabilities.
- Strive as an industry, to attain dignity and respect and develop a high level of trust. We should continue to remind our sales representatives of our ideals and policies. We will train and educate them in the best methods of selling and merchandising our products and services in a way which will not misrepresent or be detrimental to the industry or the end user.
- Strive for safer, environmentally sound products that are superior in function and value and manageable in their disposal.
