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Apprenticeships at Mitie
We offer apprenticeships at multiple levels From entry-level roles through to higher and degree apprenticeships, combining structured learning with real responsibility from day one. We are creating an environment where everyone has a voice and is treated equally, and are investing in equality, diversity and inclusion programmes to ensure all our colleagues can bring their true selves […]
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Mitie launches new initiatives to support the armed forces community
Mitie launches new dedicated careers portal specifically for veterans seeking a new career in facilities management. Today marks inaugural meeting of Mitie’s new Armed Forces Network to support its military community.
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Mitie rolls out electric ‘mowbots’ to work alongside landscapers across the UK
Mitie has welcomed 24 AI-powered robot mowers, or ‘mowbots’ as part of a UK-wide rollout across customer sites.
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Mitie bolsters hybrid workspace evolution with the launch of Sphere
Mitie has launched Sphere, its new technology solution to help businesses design the most effective workspaces for their people. Through detailed surveys and data analysis Mitie’s workplace design experts can use data and insights collected by Sphere to create work environments which also support the attraction and retention of the best talent. Early trials of Sphere show colleagues want workplaces to be ‘destinations’ that also offer the benefits of working from home, such as outdoor areas and a range of spaces to suit different tasks.
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Mitie showcases technology at the Facilities Transformation Hub
Mitie unveils its Facilities Transformation Hub at its headquarters in The Shard. With its pioneering technology-led approach, Mitie is helping customers to embrace five key mega-trends. The new Hub demonstrates a range of cutting-edge technology that Mitie is using to drive Facilities Transformation.
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Mitie issues updated Martyn’s Law guidance
In the countdown to the enforcement of Martyn’s Law in Spring 2027, Mitie has issued a briefing to inform customers of progress with the upcoming legislation.
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Mitie to deliver 250 new EV charging points across sites for the DWP
Mitie has secured a new contract to install electric vehicle (EV) charge points for the Department for Work and Pensions. The £4.3 million contract will see Mitie design, install and maintain around 250 EO EV charging points at more than 120 job centres. Mitie continues to work with DWP across a range of areas to deliver its wider net zero ambitions.
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Mitie secures five-year contract with the Government Property Agency
Mitie has secured a new five-year contract with the Government Property Agency. Covering 17 sites across GPA’s ‘central region’, the contract will see Mitie provide a range of facilities management services including cleaning, grounds maintenance, waste management and reception services. Through this contract, Mitie will support the GPA’s drive to transform how the Government’s office estates are operated.
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Mitie finds FM is a natural career match for ex-military personnel
Mitie’s first report into how the facilities management (FM) industry supports armed forces veterans shows the sector is a good career fit, with over two thirds (70%) of former servicemen and women saying FM roles match their skill set. More than three quarters (77%) of veterans would recommend a career in FM to other armed forces leavers. Though 50% of veterans say it was a challenge to find work after leaving the military, four in five (84%) managers say veterans are likely to possess the skills most urgently needed in the sector.
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Mitie is using solar to help Essex schools cut their carbon
Mitie has supported Essex County Council with the installation of roof mounted solar panels at 15 schools across the county. The panels will generate 700,000 kWh of energy, equivalent to powering 185 homes a year, saving 180 tonnes of CO2 and around £115,000 annually. A further 28 school sites and council buildings will also have solar panels installed over the next 3 months, saving an additional 220 tonnes of CO2 a year.