WFP have relaunched its quarterly Newsletter, the new format has received a positive response and has been sent to customers by post and email.

A copy of the news letter can be obtained from our download’s page which is accessible from the top tool bar of our site.

Within this issue we have a customer competition, announced our new Technical Services Manager (Projects) Mr Chris Andrews and also have a feature on the Magic Pens that our engineers will be using to speed up the work flow and save the planet (well a few trees at least).

Competition – Whats on the Roof?

But Whats on the roof?

What is written on the roof of the van, hurry there are prizes for the first to let us know the exact wording!

For April we are running a competition to find out who is the most observant amongst you, if you can email in with the exact wording of what is written on the roof of the logo’d vans you will win a WFP Memory Stick and Keyring!
We have about 20 to give away and its first come first serve.

Email to claim; paulfield@w-fp.co.uk

New Member of the team

Chris Andrews - Technical Services Manager (Projects)

Chris Andrews is joining the business to take up a new position of Technical Services Manager (Projects), he will be working alongside Barry Leeds who is our Technical Services Manager (Service & Maintenance).  Chris has previously worked various companies including ADT in the installation and project management departments.

Chris brings with him over 20 years experience in the Security Industry where he has worked from apprentice to installation engineer and through to a NACOSS approved security systems design engineer, recently he has been working with us on a contract basis and managed the Tooting Library and Throgmorton Avenue projects.

Magic Pens

WFP has signed a deal with a leading digital pen system supplied by an award winning company called Destiny PLC. We will be beta testing the new system over the next two months with a view to rolling the scheme out to our field based staff.

What it is?
The engineer completes our normal approved paperwork onsite using the magic pen, as normal the customer retains a hard copy for their records and the pen stores a digital copy of the sheet which is transferred by bluetooth to the mobile phone which is then emailed to the office for processing.

What does this mean to the customer?
The client on site will have the hard copy sheet for the statutory safety records.
There will then be a digital copy of the sheet which could be emailed to WFP’s clients within minutes as opposed to waiting for the hard copies to be received at the office prior to scanning and emailing.