Our Divisions
"The company is structured to respond to our clients' needs, but we also have the flexibility to share expertise and learn from each other." Mark Heasman, Chief Executive
Osborne is structured into several divisions operating from locations throughout the South of England and Midlands. The divisions are supported by a Business Services team that includes key functions such as Finance, HR, IT, Health and Safety, Quality Management, Supply Chain, Plant & Procurement and Communications.
All divisions are structured to encourage innovation, cooperation and collaborative working with design teams and supply chain partners. Best practice is shared across the entire company, and an open approach to cross-business collaboration allows us to succeed in sectors where expertise from more than one division is needed.
The company has a high level of technical expertise that is apparent in the work of all of the divisions. This includes advice prior to planning on land purchase and funding, design coordination and management, cost control and value engineering. Our highly skilled construction teams ensure that, once on site, projects are executed safely and efficiently, while always aiming to develop better construction techniques.
The divisions are:
Civil Engineering:
Responsible for constructing and maintaining roads, urban infrastructure and communications equipment. Go to Civil Engineering
Construction:
Responsible for building schools, colleges, universities, hospitals and healthcare facilities, offices, retail, leisure, and industrial developments. Go to Construction
Developments:
Responsible for carrying out property development. The main focus is on the industrial sector, with an aim to developing sites in sought after business locations. Go to Developments
Homes:
Responsible for planning and building homes in the affordable housing sector and for coordinating the construction of mixed-use developments. Go to Homes
Property Services:
Responsible for reactive and planned maintenance in the affordable housing sector. Go to Property Services
Rail:
Responsible for a broad range of railway services, including structural work, bridges, platform extensions, mechanical and electrical upgrades to railway property, along with planned and reactive maintenance. Go to Rail
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