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Programmed FM team win contract service provider award

Congratulations to our hard-working Facilities Maintenance team at Melbourne Airport who were awarded Contract Service Provider of the Year at the 2019 Melbourne Airport Excellence Awards!

This award is a wonderful endorsement of our team’s genuine commitment to safety and customer service that they demonstrate every day on site.

The Melbourne Airport Excellence Awards were judged by a panel including Victorian Tourism Industry Council CEO Felicia Mariani, CEO of the Australian Airports Association Caroline Wilkie and Melbourne Airport Head of Aviation Operations Katie Cooper.

For a list of all the winners click here.

by Facility Management - July 5, 2019

Great Work says:

July 9, 2019 at 6:24 pm

Congratulations to Programmed team… Hard work never fails.victory came for a true and dedicated work.i have felt excellent customer and work allotment service. Programmed staffs has unique style to approach to everyone. Well trained executives and recruiter officers. These are the reason Programmed is most leading consultant .I really happy to work with programmed. Once again congrats to everyone.

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Lalith Jayatilleke says:

July 10, 2019 at 5:38 pm

congratujlations

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Programmed is a leading provider of operations and maintenance services across Australia and New Zealand. Our business model is built around our ability to recruit, deploy, manage and maintain a large, directly employed workforce of professional, skilled and semi-skilled staff with a wide range of capabilities. We are proud to efficiently serve more than 10,000 customers every day.