We deliver the following support and training to get your reuse system off to a flying start, or to supplement an existing scheme.

You will find this article very useful for driving everyone's focus towards getting the system started and making it as automated as possible in the quickest period of time.

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Making Reuse Mainstream

Our aim is to make reuse repair and redistribution of surplus assets, furniture and equipment mainstream within and between organisations.

Our objective is to give you the tools and tips to help you do that in your organisation.

We deliver regional workshops to do just that! Find out more and book your seat below.

 

 UPCOMING - 2020 Events

 

Belfast Workshop Wednesday 22nd January 2020

 

Dublin Workshop TBC

 

 More info below 

We know you are busy and we know it is very hard to get away from work, so we squeeze a great deal into these short sessions. 

In these workshops we have 15-20 minute slots where you hear from procurement, waste, facilities management and sustainability experts talking about their reuse journey and how they have overcome barriers.

We split these presentations up with quick breakout sessions, where you will meet and talk with colleagues from other organisations who are also streamlining reuse. 

The topics are vast and the things you can learn will be amazing.

Q: Why should facilities managers get involved with reuse? 

A: Reuse is a great way to illustrate the effectiveness of the FM or estates team

"Claiming the items has been very simple. You pick the number of items you want, you claim them, and then you’re just arranging a collection. It’s very sleek."

-Paul Dodd, CT Furniture

'I hate belongings. I hate clutter. It really bothers me because I can't think properly. If you've got distractions in front of you, your mind goes nuts.'

-Simon Cowell

Warp It are pleased to welcome Micaela Basford, Corporate Sustainability Officer at Bath and North East Somerset Council.

Micaela has kindly joined us to talk about ethical and sustainable building clearances, providing a wealth of insight and knowledge about the role in which charities play in supporting a shared economy, as well as :

Every month we share a few things that we’ve spotted that inspire, amuse and entertain. This month we’re  picking a random selection from across our staff!

Each month we share useful tips and tools that we’ve spotted that inspire, amuse or entertain. 

To mark the beginning of 2018, it’s timely to focus on getting stuff done so you get on the right path to achieve your goals this year. Find practical ways for stress-free productivity to get meet your professional and personal goals.

Reuse is the perfect opportunity to help your staff get that "Ahhh I've got a clear and tidy space" feeling

We want to make it easier for you to increase staff engagement on your reuse program.

In the run up to Spring, it’s the perfect time of year to deliver some sort of declutter campaign.

We have done spring clear out campaigns in the past. Some of our customers have delivered "Dump the Junk" campaigns also- so we thought we would produce some support materials. 

Our Dump The Junk campaign support materials include everything you need to deliver the campaign in an effective and exciting way.

It’ll help you cut through the other noise on your estate and get your staff onboard the reuse journey while thoroughly enjoying clearing their space!

You are going to need:

• 5 minutes to read this article
• 15 minutes to digest the downloads including step by step action plan, templates and comms materials
• 4-5 hours to get everything ready and launched

What are you waiting for? Get started now and see why a Dump the Junk campaign is the perfect opportunity to increase the reuse in your organisation!

By the way: 

If you think that "Dump the Junk" could have some negative connotations for a reuse/ declutter campaign, remember we have some other campaigns available. 

• Declutter
• Spring Clean

Access the campaign materials below and get ready to reap the rewards!