So who exactly is Scotland Transerv?

Scotland TranServ is a joint venture which brings together the expertise of two of the UK's leading providers of management and maintenance services of roads and bridges. The Balfour Beatty Group is one of the UK's most successful contractors and Scotland's leading roads contractor. The Mouchel Group is one of the UK's leading highways service providers. Both organisations have wide ranging experience of working for Transport Scotland.

We see this contract as a strategic building block. It allows TranServ to build on its strong track record of running a large contract as a joint venture in Westminster. It will also further develop both Balfour Beatty and The Mouchel Group's extensive experience of working for the Scottish Government. Scotland TranServ's approach is based on a culture of complete integration of the whole team, and on selecting the Best person for the role regardless of organisation. Accordingly, Balfour Beatty and Mouchel directly employed staff (along with some directly seconded supply chain staff) will be totally integrated across the organisation, giving tremendous strength, experience-sharing and flexibility to our delivery team. People will be chosen for their ability to interact with others from both inside and outside our organisation.

The scope of the contract includes:

All routine inspections of the network, including safety and structural inspections Winter maintenance All routine and cyclical maintenance Structural maintenance of roads and bridges Road improvements Gully emptying

Grass cutting and weed control Road lighting and traffic signal maintenance Cleaning traffic signs Carriageway and cycleway defect repairs Safety barrier repairs Road lighting faults

What can we offer you? Unrivalled opportunities for career progression, based solely on merit. We want all our staff to be working at their full potential. Excellent structured training programmes. Top-class terms and conditions of work

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