Jigsaw Medical establishes 7,500 sq ft Cheshire Oaks HQ
Ambulance and clinical services provider Jigsaw Medical has established a new 7,500 sq ft head office in Ellesmere Port.
The firm relocated its HQ from Tarporley to Units 3 and 4 at The Oaks, near Cheshire Oaks Shopping Centre.
The increased size and investment will allow the company to introduce improved office facilities, such as an increased number of meeting rooms, a reception area and a larger kitchen and dining area.
In addition to its head office staff from Tarporley, Jigsaw also moved its Chester-based education and training team to Ellesmere Port.
CEO Chris Percival said of the move: “Jigsaw Medical are delighted to have moved our Head Office to Ellesmere Port as it will now enable the company to progress with its exciting business plans for future growth and development.
“It also gives us the opportunity to provide new amenities for employees and a better service for our customers and clients, all whilst maintaining and furthering our reputation as the market leader in Clinical Services in the UK.”
Jigsaw Medical’s former base at Portal Business Park in Tarporley will be retained for further ventures.
Founded in 2012, today the company’s services include ambulance contracts, major event medical cover and education programmes for first aiders and paramedics.
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