Cambridgeshire | TMO Highways

Welcome New Starters

Last week we welcomed three new starters within our 12D department.

Tyler (Eye Depot), Rui (Wisbech Depot) and Richard (Eye Depot) joined our ranks to get 2025 off to a positive start.

Our recruitment push at the end of 2024 drew a lot of interest with over 100 people applying for the three vacancies across the region. These trainees will now work alongside our existing staff to gain experience and begin to work towards their full qualifications. The past 12 months has seen an unprecedented amount of interest in engaging with TMO Highways for traffic management needs. The expansion of our serviceable area due to obtaining the St Neots depots has opened us up to a whole new geographical market.

We are currently interviewing candidates for our St Neots with the view to take on 2x more staff in February.

For over 10 years we have serviced Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire primarily but 2024 saw mass growth in the London, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire & The Midlands markets as well as new ventures into Scotland.

TMO Operative Ranks Expand

A further 5x trained LANTRA Traffic Management operatives had joined our ever expanding ranks today.

These operatives will be covering our 12D works across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, The Midlands, Essex & London and will help our existing staffing levels to maintain the high class levels of TM that our clients have become accustomed to.

Today has marked the start of another scheme for TMO Highways, this time a major resurfacing project in Cambridgeshire.

3 Operatives will be manning the closure points to allow our client, Octavius, to undertake a large stretch of works between Chatteris and Somersham. This project marks the first of 7 projects which have been awarded to TMO Highways following the success of other works for Octavius.

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.

Last week saw us increase our fleet of cutting edge Nissen traffic lights by a further 20, as phase one of our planned growth for 2024 took place.

The demand for intelligent signals is on the increase within the marketplace and after speaking with our key clients it became clear that this trend would continue in 2024. The directors and owners have a plan in place to see us expand our traffic light fleet in regards to the Nissen signals to ensure we can stay ahead of demand.

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