2018

Since 2015, Cannock based Briggs Equipment have taken on a new group of apprentices into their recently established programme each year. The 2018 intake saw an additional ten apprentices join the 600 plus strong engineering team.

Cannock based Briggs Equipment are renowned for their fundraising activities, and have supported a number of charities over recent years including The Teenage Cancer Trust, Newlife and now Alzheimer’s Research UK.

Yorkshire Water Services provide clean water and sanitation every day for over five million people in the East Midlands, and have a number of sites throughout the whole of Yorkshire. Yorkshire Water Services became a Briggs customer over two years ago and since the relationship began Briggs have worked very closely with them and supplied them with a number of machines across eight sites.

Briggs Equipment recently delivered eight new machines to new customer PPM Industries’ site in Cannock this week.

To celebrate Briggs Equipment operating in Dublin for a whole year, the staff enjoyed a celebration event at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin’s city centre.

It is unfortunate that some of the worst weather conditions can strike and when companies are at their busiest. Whilst retail peaks are easier to predict and plan for, the weather is completely out of anybody’s control and can impact on operations with very little warning.
There is a number of things that you can do to mitigate the risk of the weather taking hold and to support their smooth operation through the winter months.

Our short term hire team will be exhibiting at The Showman’s Show, from 17th – 18th October, at Avenue D 221, so why not pop by and meet the hire experts?

A number of Briggs Equipment employees and 11 of their strategic partners went head to head at Whilton Mill, a premier Kart track to test both their nerves and competitive nature.

Peter Jones, Andy Keyworth, Adam Alderson and Kathryn Hyde of Briggs Equipment UK recently completed a 350 mile cycling challenge from Cumbernauld to Cannock, raising over £8,000 for charity partner Alzheimer’s Research UK.