Highways England sign up for Highways Recruit

18/02/2016
Highways Reporters

Highways England have signed up to use Highways Magazine’s new recruitment service.

Highways Recruit is the new service from the one and only website dedicated to the highway maintenance and traffic management industry – www.highwaysmagazine.co.uk.

Highways England, the government-owned company which is delivering the £15 billion set out in the government’s Roads Investment Strategy to improve the strategic road network, will advertise a wide range of positions on Highways Recruit via the unlimited jobs option.

Head of resourcing at Highways England Russell Kennedy said: “We want to be recognised for our safety performance, our network management skills, our project delivery and our commitment to continuous improvement. It is an exciting time to be in the road construction industry and we are always looking for new ways to generate interest in the variety of fantastic job opportunities that we have to offer. Particularly from people who perhaps haven’t considered a career with Highways England before. This new Highways Recruit service will provide Highways England with a new forum for advertising all of our jobs and we look forward to the high quality applications that we will receive.”

Highways Magazine editor Alec Peachey said: “We have always had a strong working relationship with Highways England. I’m delighted that they have chosen Highways Recruit as a medium for advertising their jobs at a time when there is unprecedented investment in the industry.”

The highwaysmagazine.co.uk website site attracts almost 15,000 unique users per month, with the website recently receiving 45,000 page views in one month. Our annual growth in users is currently over 50% and still increasing.

The people using our site for news and updates are professionals from within the highways sector, so by using the Highways Recruit service the roles that are advertised have the best chance of reaching the right applicants.

For more information on our new recruitment service visit www.highwaysrecruit.co.uk or contact Tom Gardner on 01732 459683. You can email Tom at tom@aladltd.co.uk

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