Supplying contingent staffing solutions across the UK Infrastructure Sector

Construction | Engineering | Industrial | Logistics | Rail | Plant & Fleet

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Sectors we specialise in

The dedication to quality has made Global  one of the UK’s leading recruitment specialists, across a range of sectors.

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CONSTRUCTION

ENGINEERING

INDUSTRIAL

LOGISTICS

RAIL

SPECIALIST PLANT

We strive for flexibility, sustainability and creativity at all times by focusing on each client’s individual requirements and delivering effective, tailor-made solutions.

Accreditations & Memberships

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A Selection of our clients

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Technology

At Global, we understand the vital role technology plays in delivering cost-efficient and responsive staffing solutions.

The introduction of Bullhorn and Sirenum ATS software has allowed Global to manage the full recruiter workflow, allowing teams to stay agile and compliant, moving more fluidly through each step of the recruitment process.

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Increase in placements

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Candidate Pipeline

Latest News

Breedon lines up new CEO

Breedon lines up new CEO

Breedon has picked James Brotherton as its new CEO. He'll start the role on January 1, when Rob Wood retires after 12 years with the construction materials business.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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Triton sells fast growing OCU

Triton sells fast growing OCU

Private equity investors Triton have sold energy infrastructure business OCU to independent investor TDR Capital. The sale follows four years in which Triton sought to scale OCU from a regional UK to an international business.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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Fifth year of growth for Brims

Fifth year of growth for Brims

Independent Northeast contractor Brims has reported pre tax profits up 26% in the year to March 31 2026, and its fifth year of revenue growth, with turnover of £70m, up from £64m.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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