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Auger expands its UK network
Specialist for the insurance industry Auger is expanding its UK network resource with the appointment of 14 more recruits.
To meet increasing demands for its services, the growing business has appointed 10 new engineers and four other head-office staff as part of its UK-wide offer serving the UK insurance industry in drainage and water mains claims.
As part of its growth, the 124-strong Auger team has created its own Academy to train and develop employees with the relevant skills in engineering, account management and technology.
Nicola Lyon, head of recruitment and people development at Auger, said: “As we grow our services, so we need to recruit and train the best people.
“With a commitment to training, our own Academy means we can train engineers and other head office staff in best practice across all the skills and disciplines of our service.
“Ultimately, this leads to the best customer service and is the benchmark of how we measure ourselves.
“Whilst we train and develop our own employees, we also encourage them to develop their knowledge and skills further through external industry courses of relevance and even schemes they suggest themselves.”
Training under the Academy includes partnering engineers with senior staff. This is supported by industry-leading technology including bespoke software tools and apps which allow staff to file information and reports quickly and easily from wherever they are in the UK. ENDS.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Paul Tustin .
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