Remploy Workscope
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The Workscope group is responsible for 19 sites within the Remploy organisation, all of which can offer labour Intensive hand packing and assembly services covering electro-mechanical, hand assembly and product build operations to solve any possible contract assembly and test eventualities, as well as promotional packaging, twinning, re-labeling, and bar coding.
We are committed to a planned programme of investment in up to date machinery covering a wide range of business sectors, such as wooden casemaking assembly and finishing facilities, electrical assembly and test services, and food packing. Our nationwide network of sites cover all aspects of supply chain management utilising an integrated computer system, which keeps us at the forefront of our business.
Remploy Workscope is one of several commercial businesses, managed by Remploy Ltd., launched in 1945; Remploy is the largest employer of people with disabilities in the country with a current turnover exceeding £ 115 million.
Contact;
Reg Atkinson.
Remploy Workscope
Ashton Road
Oldham
OL8 3JG
Tel +44 (0) 161 627 7852
Fax +44 (0) 627 7855
Website: http://www.remployworkscope.co.uk
Email: workscope@remploy.co.uk
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