Supporting the Laundry industry

The Laundry Association (Australia) Limited (LAA) represents companies in the rental of textiles and/or commercial laundering and re-distribution of textile products; Suppliers including laundry equipment manufacturers, distributors, consumable and chemical suppliers specific to the Industry which service a range of sectors – including:

Health, public and private hospitals
Restaurants and general food service;
Hotels and other accommodation;
Food manufacturing;
Pharmaceutical manufacturing;
Corrective services;
General industries and/or other sectors requiring commercial laundering of textile products and the related supply chain

For Calendar of events look at bottom of this page

Engaging Members

The LAA engages members to advance the knowledge; competency; skills; and abilities within the industry through education; member services; and professional advice.

Our aim is to continuously improve the commercial laundry supply-chain through our affiliations with international industry associations; innovation; research and development; review and development of Australian Standards; and best practice.

We set and maintain high professional standards for our Members and the Industry by taking an interest in matters that affect the laundry sector including legislative; economic; and social matters with the view to improving; promoting; and protecting the interests of its members. We engage and support industry stakeholders to ensure we meet the needs of the members; industry; customers; and the community.

Come join us Because we’re all about the Laundry Industry

Members Benefits

Representation

We are the laundry industry’s voice to
government, standards and regulatory
bodies. We ensure our members
voices are heard to influence policies
and issues that concern the members
and the industry generally.

Marketing

All LAA member details are included on
our website for current and future
customers.

Training and Education

We encourage the development of industry
based education and training through
registered training organisations and
in-house in member companies. Education
and training is essential to ensure
compliance with Codes of Practice and
workplace safety requirements.