AIM-listed labour supplier Hercules Site Services has opened a construction skills academy to train recruits for work on major British infrastructure projects. The labour supply specialist plans to teach up

Hercules Site Services has launched a new venture. The Cirencester-headquartered company is behind the Hercules Construction Academy, which will operate out of the market town of Nuneaton, West Midlands. It

Recruitment firm Hercules Site Services has announced the opening of a training centre in Nuneaton. The Gloucestershire company, which supplies labour  to the infrastructure and construction sectors, has announced the

Hercules Site Services, which has its HQ in Cirencester, is a leading civil engineering, construction and utilities firm which includes supplying labour to projects led by HS2 and other Tier

Cirencester-based Hercules Site Services has acquired 60% of Brighton-based Future Build Recruitment for £1.251 million, in a deal which exposes the labour supply group to the construction sector’s white-collar recruitment market. Hercules

For the year ended 30th September 2023 Hercules Site Services turned over £84.7m (2022: £49.5m) and made a pre-tax profit of £641,321 (2022: £160,685). The results were for the company’s

Revenues for the Cirencester-headquartered labour supply company, for the year ended 30 September 2023, increased 71 per cent, to a record £84.7 million (FY2022: £49.5 million).  Gross profit for the company also increased, by

Recruitment firm Hercules Site Services says it has landed contracts worth £5.75m. The Gloucestershire company specialises in recruitment for the UK’s infrastructure sector. Its civils projects division has been awarded