According to waste specialist journalist Salman Zafar, UAE’s hospitals and other medical facilities produce around 21.5 tons of medical waste every day. A significant portion of this is classified as biomedical waste and requires specialist handling and disposal to avoid the risk of infection and other threats to public and environmental health.
AI-powered robotic waste sorting boosts efficiency, helps the environment, and removes physical harm and safety risks.
When we talk about robotic automation, people often imagine production lines and physical activity. In fact, the same principles and benefits can apply to office-based tasks.
Imdaad’s environmental efforts aren’t just about making changes today but also securing the long-term health of the region and our planet.
The cooler months in the UAE bring noticeably cooler temperatures. While that may feel like a welcome relief to many of us, it brings an increased risk of infestations from pests.
Controlling who does and does not enter a building is of paramount importance to many commercial and residential properties.
The inside of an elevator is a place where form meets function. Elevator cladding should blend aesthetics and safety features to create the right impression for staff and visitors.
Controlling fires is a complex and evolving science based on a remarkably simple equation. A fire requires fuel, heat and oxygen to begin and, without all three, cannot sustain itself.
Isnaad uses environmentally responsible cleaning products wherever possible, with more than 90 percent bearing an Ecolabel.
Imdaad is proud to be one of the first companies to switch heavy goods vehicles to run on compressed natural gas.
Staff training should not be a one-and-done induction activity. Imdaad’s cleaning subsidiary Isnaad practices continuous training to help staff thrive and excel in their working lives.
As a forward-looking company, Isnaad is always evaluating how new and emerging technologies can improve its services. Robotics and automation are certainly gaining a foothold in the sector, with efficiency, consistency, and quality among the key benefits.
The UAE suffered dramatic floods recently, leading Imdaad’s team to aid the response from both short-term and long-term perspectives.
28th April is World Day for Safety and Health at Work, the UN’s annual awareness-raising event. Imdaad is proud to do its part to help drive forward the UAE’s alignment with global standards.
Reducing e-waste is an economic and cultural challenge and a question of convenience. One solution is encouraging people to repair devices rather than replace them and throw the old ones away.
Artificial Intelligence can make a difference in almost any industry and facilities management is no different. Imdaad has embraced AI’s potential to make its operations more efficient, in turn boosting its ability to serve clients across Dubai and the Middle East. Here’s what you need to know.
Imdaad is a leading facilities management company in Dubai that is committed to sustainability. It has strengthened this commitment by launching the Istimidah Framework: A clear structure to inform and influence every element of Imdaad’s business so that it never loses focus on sustainability.
Recycling drink cans is one of the easiest ways to protect the environment, but across the world not enough is being done to capitalise on that fact.
When it comes to rejuvenating the interiors of your home, a fresh coat of paint can work wonders. For many homeowners in Dubai, the thought of redecorating brings both excitement and apprehension.
Refuse Derived Fuels use waste that would otherwise end up in landfill. These fuels made up of waste that either can’t be recycled economically or can’t be incinerated in its raw form in a safe, non-polluting way.
