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NRL is launched by Andrew Redmayne and brother Hugh Redmayne, delivering NDT services from an office on the Sellafield site. They are soon joined by Phil Jennings and
Stephen Murphy.
1983: NRL is founded
NRL opens a new branch in Grangemouth to support the Group’s activities in the Rail
sector. Jane Fretwell also joins NRL as a Finance Director, based at the Head Office in Dovenby.
2010: New branch & Director
NRL opens its Egremont office and begins providing workers
to the Sellafield site. This long-standing relationship remains strong to this day.
1984: Recruitment begins
NRL grows its presence in the North-East by opening an office in Washington, currently led by Gillian Gomersall who also joins the company this year.
1990: North-East expansion
Current Director Donald Livingston joins NRL as part
of a team in the company’s newly launched Falkirk office.
1991: Scotland-bound
Paul Murphy joins the NRL team in Egremont, providing IT services to the company. Paul
has enjoyed a long career at NRL and is currently the Group’s IT
Director.
1993: Paul Murphy joins NRL
Jim Taylor joins the recruitment company before
taking control of the Rail division and becoming a Director of the company later down the line.
1994: Jim Taylor joins NRL
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OUR STORY
From where we first began, to where we are now.
A brief overview of NRL’s history over the last 30 years.
1997: Wigan office opens
NRL wins a contract to provide workers to British Nuclear Fuels
Limited on the Sellafield site.
1999: BNFL contract
NRL officially commences its rail maintenance service, delivering
grinding, signalling and ultrasonic inspections. The
division is led by Director Jim Taylor.
2001: Rail division launched
The company proves it’s commitment to providing an
exceptional recruitment service by being welcomed as a
member of the Association of Professional Staffing
Companies.
2011: APSCo Membership
To expand it’s reach and appeal, NRL launches its Rail Training
division which is located at the Wigan branch. The team
provides a variety of accredited training courses, including
Personal Track Safety, Emergency First Aid and
Manual Handling. The company also continued to grow in
Scotland by opening a new branch in Glasgow.
2012: Training Division
Mike Barber joins NRL as a Managing Director. He is based in the company’s Wigan branch.
2006: New Director
NRL expands its list of accreditations by gaining ECIA Membership and is one of the first recruitment companies to
do so.
2008: ECIA Membership
NRL is rebranded and launches a new website. The company
also acquires Petrolic Consultants Limited, with offices
established in Guildford and Cairo. NRL also opens a site
office in Drax this year.
2013: Going international
NRL makes new additions to its board of Directors by bringing on board Ben Humpage who joins as CFO and Will Fossey who
joins as International Development Director.
In addition, the company also launches its International division with the addition of a branch in the UAE.
The company tops off the year by earning a host of awards and accreditations, including APSCo Recruitment Company of the
Year (>£50m turnover), a placement in the LSE’s 1,000 Companies to Inspire Britain, and a listing in the Sunday Times
Top Track 250.
2015: New Directors, division and awards
NRL moves into it’s new Head Office located in Dovenby,
Cumbria. The branch operates the Group’s payroll and IT
functions.
2007: New Head Office
Petrolic is given a full rebrand in order to align it more closely
with NRL. This includes a complete makeover of all
promotional materials, logos, the Petrolic website and more.
David Redmayne is promoted and becomes a Director of NRL,while Jane Fretwell steps down
to pursue other interests and Mike Barber takes on the role of
Non-Exectutive Director.
2014: Petrolic rebranded
The company continues to expand it’s presence in the
North by opening a new office in Wigan. Greg Compton also joins the team and goes on to become a Director at NRL in
2014.
2001: NRL becomes part of the National Grid supplier framework.
2014 turnover - £172m
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