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What it takes to put engineers on your site.
Seven questions. You get the paperwork that country requires, the thing that sets the date, the earliest start we can commit to and what we need from you, before anyone asks you for a purchase order.
- 01Where the site is, the trade and the headcount.
- 02New build or live hall, and the shift pattern.
- 03Print the readiness pack or send it to us.
No rates on this page. Rates come back in writing.
Readiness pack · United Kingdom
Earliest start
What sets the date
Site induction slots and card checks
Cards and right to work are checked before a job exists.
Team
Pick the trade and the headcount.
Form · mobilisation-plan
Send this to GO2
We reply with the names and roles, the start date and the rate, all in writing. On active projects, the same working day.
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