FIRST CAPITAL CONNECT

“…in all the 30 years I have been working in this industry, I have never seen a company undertake this Christmas Security project so professionally and meticulously. The British Transport Police were highly impressed with your guards and thought that you had more than 3 on site as they seemed to be everywhere at once! You have done an excellent job so we would like to thank you and to let you know that we will be probably coming to you every year for this project, well done.”

Paul Prentice

Services Manager

First Capital Connect

“…the four guys who started this week I have already spoken about their training in a separate email but they are all doing really well. Always here on time, hard workers and the Duty Team Leader is very pleased with them.”

First Capital Connect

“…All your staff are excellent, particularly your 3 staff at Cambridge who are outstanding, even the customers have complimented us on them so we are delighted. We are not interested in changing our supplier for this, thank you and please send us more staff like that…!”

Crowd Control – Reading Station

Client – First Great Western

Duration – Jan 2009 – April 2009

We were contracted to supply and manage crowd control personnel at Reading Station to reroute commuters while the escalators were undergoing maintenance. This was considered to be a safety critical project and therefore the attendance and punctuality of our staff was imperative to the station’s operation. Pro-Active engaged in an abundance of contingency planning to ensure the positions were never left uncovered. It should be noted that Reading Station is amongst the top 5 busiest rail stations in the UK.

For a testimonial of our performance, please contact:
First Great Western
Sean Mcbroom – Reading Station Manager

First Capital Connect

“…the four guys who started this week I have already spoken about their training in a separate email but they are all doing really well. Always here on time, hard workers and the Duty Team Leader is very pleased with them.”