Victoria
From maintaining iconic sites such as the MCG and Shrine of Remembrance to the upkeep of grounds and buildings for one of Australia’s top institutions, Monash University—we get the job done right.
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We have a big presence in Australia’s southern state.
In fact, Melbournians rely on us to maintain over 200 critical government buildings, libraries, swimming pools and child-care centres in their city. Plus, we’re responsible for keeping an additional 1,700 government school campus’ across Victoria safe and looking their best.
From playgrounds to sportsgrounds and tennis courts to golfing greens—we’ve got maintenance, groundskeeping and building works covered. Recent projects include the Shrine of Remembrance, Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club and Growling Frog Golf Course.
Our partnership with Melbourne Water means we have an integral role in maintaining a reliable water and wastewater supply for the city’s residents.
And big business in Victoria relies on us too like Boral, Bega, Patrick and Boeing. We provide plant & equipment maintenance, reactive & preventative maintenance as well as shutdown and project services across FMCG, utilities, manufacturing, ports, infrastructure and aeronautical sectors.
Plus, our electrical division keeps banks, sporting venues like AAMI Park and government bodies connected for effective electrical and communication services.
But it’s not all work on the tools. Our team of HR specialists support to BOC/Elgas on a range of human resources and industrial relations issues.
For those flying out of the state via Melbourne Airport, they’ll get to experience a world class facility we helped to get ISO certification.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What does Programmed do?
Programmed is a leading provider of staffing, facility management, and maintenance services across Australia and New Zealand. We help businesses find the right people and keep their operations, buildings, and assets running smoothly, and we help job seekers find meaningful work across a wide range of industries.
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Is Programmed a recruitment agency, a labour hire company, or a facility services provider?
We’re all three. Programmed combines staffing and labour hire, permanent and professional recruitment, training and apprenticeships, and facility and property maintenance services under one company, so businesses can partner with us for more than one need at a time.
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What industries does Programmed work in?
We work across more than 11 major industries, including Mining, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing & FMCG, Transport & Logistics, Government & Infrastructure, Education, Utilities, Telecommunications, Retail & Commercial, Business Services, Tourism & Sport, and Strata & Body Corporates.
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Where does Programmed operate?
We operate from more than 100 locations across Australia and New Zealand, so most businesses and candidates can access local, on-the-ground support wherever they are.
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Is Programmed part of a bigger group?
Yes. Programmed has been part of the Japan-based PERSOL Group since it was acquired in October 2017. In Australia, PERSOLKELLY has also rebranded to PERSOL as the wider group unifies its operations under one brand.
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How long has Programmed been in business?
Programmed was founded in Victoria in 1951 and has grown through decades of expansion and acquisitions. Today we employ more than 32,000 people a year and support more than 10,000 customers across Australia and New Zealand.
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I'm looking for a job with Programmed. How do I apply?
Head to our online Job Search to view current vacancies and apply directly, or get in touch with your nearest Programmed office to speak with a recruitment consultant about opportunities in your area.
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I need staff or a service for my business. How do I get started?
Contact us through our website to make an enquiry, and a member of our team will follow up to understand your requirements and discuss how we can support your business, whether that’s staffing, maintenance, or another service.
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