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Here's what we have been up to at TMO recently...

Long Stratton Bypass progressing well with the assistance of TMO

A major project in the East Anglia town of Long Stratton to construct a bypass is progressing well thanks to traffic management provided by TMO Highways.

We are looking for qualified traffic management operatives to join our ever growing family of TMO workers. This job will be setting up and maintaining sites in Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and the East Midlands.

Yet another huge achievement for TMO Highways last week with the 2024 Achilles audit scores dropping into our inbox.

For the third time in four years our HSEQ team have achieved a full house of 100% across all areas on the Achilles audit. This level of consistency at such a high level is testament to our ongoing commitment to all things Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality.

This weeks will see us welcome our annual auditors from Achilles as we look to once again score highly and maintain our recent run of good scores.

Over the past 3 years our HSEQ team have managed to score 100% in all aspects on two occasions, with the third year only seeing us losing marks due to a van not having a no smoking sticker in it. The hard work put in all year round allows us to go into these audits well prepared and to enable the auditor to efficiently work through our documented evidence with ease.

The past week has seen two new customers reach out to TMO to undertake traffic management for them on their high profile works.

A culmination of two years worth of chasing these clients has seen them agree to move over to TMO.

These new works will see us undertake major gas projects in Norfolk and Hertfordshire. This client has come over to us in these two areas, before hopefully expanding into the rest of East Anglia. These gas works require a high quality level of pre-planning to ensure their smooth running. The second of the new clients will see high profile burst water mains repair works come over to us in the Suffolk region.