Firm launches recruitment drive in Bolton after landing major contract with council
Thermatic Technical FM will deliver electrical services across the borough's corporate and school buildings.
Bosses say that this three-year partnership marks an exciting new chapter for the business, which is currently seeking skilled local professionals to join the team.
Salford based Thermatic is calling on electricians, PAT testers, and apprentices from the Bolton area to apply for positions.
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Interested applicants are encouraged to send their CVs to .
Thermatic, a family-founded business is headquartered in Salford, and already employs many individuals from the Bolton area.
With its roots in Greater Manchester, the company says it is thrilled to be building a long-term relationship with Bolton Council and contributing to the local community.
Ivan Morley, Director of Facilities Management at Thermatic, said: 'We're incredibly pleased to be working with Bolton Council to service their buildings. This contract allows us not only to provide reliable and high-quality electrical services, but also to bring real social value to the Bolton borough—through job creation, training, and local engagement.'
Lee Fallows, Bolton Council's Director of Corporate Resources, said: 'These contracts allow us to maintain essential services in the most efficient and cost-effective way.
'It is great to have the support of Thermatic Technical FM and hope they can find recruits from Bolton to provide work and experience for residents.
Thermatic says it is committed to delivering excellence in service while strengthening its presence in Bolton through this significant contract.
In October 2018 Greater Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham, opened the Thermatic Academy.
The Academy is specifically designed to ensure the companny can continually develop and up-skill engineers on the latest technologies in an ever-changing industry.
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