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Parkare offers a wide range of parking control systems for both on-street and off-street applications, from town centres to airports, whatever their scale.
Our product portfolio includes our Lynx range of Pay-on-Foot systems, which can be configured with multiple car parks remotely as well as locally. Lynx is backwardly compatible with our EasiPark and Easi2 ranges.
Our new low powered Tempo range of Pay and Display machines offers an optional full alpha-numeric keyboard as well as Chip and Pin keyboard, ANPR integration and web-based hosted management system.
We currently supply and have vacancies around the UK for:
Civil Enforcement Officers CCTV Operators - Btech Qualified Parking Customer Service Officers Parking Appeals Officers Parking Notice Processing / Correspondence Officers Parking Supervisors (Both Enforcement and Back Office) Parking Management (Both Enforcement and Back Office) Contract Managers / Heads of Parking / Directors Project Managers Parking Consultants
Looking for staff or need employment? Please contact our experienced parking consultants.
Tel: 0208 429 7444 Email:
parking@unity-recruitment.co.uk www.unity-recruitment.co.uk
***Parking Experience Essential***
Unit 108, Longmead Road, Emerald Park East Emersons Green, Bristol, BS16 7FG
Website
www.parkaregroup.co.uk Sales
Support
+44 (0)844 371 70 72 +44 (0)844 371 70 73
FILLING SPA C ES IN PARKINGR E C R U I T M E NT
9 Parkare Trade
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SPEEDGATES
BI-FOLDING GATES
Enhanced perimeter protection Very fast opening and closing time (1,2 m/s)
Solid construction tested and approved for over 1,5 million cycles Low on-going maintenance and running costs Designed for unmanned applications
Holland Traffi c Control Ltd
P.O. Box 1945
Newport, NP19 1AT Phone + 44(0) 845 8622 080 Fax + 44 (0)845 8622 090
info@htc-speedgates.co.uk www.htc-speedgates.co.uk
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