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Boiler specialists primed for growth with aims to double workforce this year
An Essex boiler specialist is expanding as the business continues its plans for growth across the region.
Prime Time Boilers, which is based at Choles Yard, North Weald, is on the lookout for gas engineers, boiler surveyors, sub-contractors and apprentices as part of plans to double the workforce in 2021.
Currently celebrating its 10th year of business, Prime Time Boilers already has a team of 12 support staff at its Choles Yard HQ. Plus, it has recently added three new surveyors to help cover Romford, Portsmouth and Milton Keynes and there are also plans for expansion outside of the region into Swindon.
Managing Director Peter Hortlock comments;
These are very exciting times for the business. We have grown consistently over the last few years and we want to continue that in a sustainable way by expanding into new locations and through staff development and training.
To that end, we will soon be opening our Prime Performance Academy on site to help to train our team with regards to customer service and sales but right now we have vacancies out on the road to help service our expanding customer base.’
Whilst the pandemic has been a challenge for many small businesses, Prime Time Boilers has continued to operate safely and grow sustainably and plans for expansion have continued, as Peter explains;
We are looking to double the team by the end of the year with regards to surveyors and installers and are already making good progress there with some great new team members coming on board.
That will help us to continue our expansion in terms of installation, replacement and upgrades across London and the South East and also further afield. I would urge anybody who is interested in a career with us to check out our jobs page and to get in touch, we’d love to hear from you.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Mac Watson .
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