Salisbury

Salisbury Group was built to be different to the faceless organisations in the facilities management industry that often lack the human touch. The company's ambition is to make buildings and facilities better for the people who work in them. At Salisbury, the company do so by combining the company's unique understanding with useful technology and a... n above-and-beyond attitude from the company's people on the ground and in the company's support centres. This provides a more personal approach to facilities management and building maintenance services. Why do the company do this? Its simple. The company knows that buildings are better places to be when they are looked after by people who care. Salisbury Group was launched in 2013 with a landmark agreement to provide FM services to a national estate that hosted major government departments and FTSE-listed companies as tenants. Since then, the company has grown the company's contract base to include clients in sectors including universities and higher education, transport, local government, retail, recruitment, logistics and infrastructure. The company's portfolio is diverse, from modern corporate offices and listed buildings to secure warehouses and industrial ports. Every contract is different and the company treat each with a personalised and bespoke approach. The company now employ over 500 people in many different locations across the UK and Ireland. Almost half of the company's personnel are mobile, travelling around their respective regions to deliver facilities management and building maintenance services and reacting quickly to customer needs. The company's story is one of growth and success and is based on the talents of the company's people and the company's hand-picked leadership team. The company is always looking for new talent that can help the company to continue to differentiate ourselves and provide quality and professional services with a human touch. If this sounds like you, please get in touch and help the company to continue making history.Read More