Continuing our relationship with Highways England
Managementors has recently started a project with Highways England within the Network Claims division. Building on the success of the project recently completed with the Green Claims team, Managementors will now be developing and rolling out a solution with the Red Claims team, which manages all claims raised against Highways England for damage and/or injury […]
National Highways in partnership with Amey plc
National Highways in partnership with Ringway
Leading Utilities Joint Venture
National Highways in partnership with A-one+
A-one+
Continuing our relationship with Kier
Following Managementors’ successful project working with Kier in Scotland, they have began working with the Kier Clancy Docwra (KCD) joint venture delivering clean water repairs and maintenance across South London. The project focuses to streamline processes and boost productivity of the remotely managed operatives by improving the planning and control of the work as well […]
Managementors partner with Kier Utilities to improve productivity, quality and customer service
Managementors have recently started a project with Kier Utilities looking at their wastewater contract with Scottish Water. The project will re-design end-to-end processes from when a job is received and surveyed, through to completion and invoicing. Through changing the way work is scheduled and controlled, productivity and quality will be improved, creating efficiencies for Kier […]
Managementors invited to exhibit at A-One+’s ‘Forum for the Future’ Event
On 20th June, Managementors was invited by its client, A-One+, to exhibit at the company’s ‘Forum for the Future’ event. Hundreds of partners, stakeholders and staff attended, bringing together the supply chain network in Area 4, to foster relationships and align aims to continue to meet the three Highways England imperatives of Safety, Customer and […]
How should the Utilities industry adapt to regulatory demands?
Utilities regulation aims to create stability and consistency, protecting the interests of both consumers and investors alike. But what effects do ever increasing regulations have on utility companies? How do they lower their prices without taking a hit to their profit margins? Before privatisation in the 1980’s, the Utilities sector in the UK was run […]
