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Serco’s Fiona Stanley Hospital team has been named ‘Employer of the Year’ by Perth disability employment service provider BIZLINK. The BIZLINK employer of the year is awarded to an organisation that has demonstrated outstanding support of inclusive employment for people with a disability.

Serco, the leading UK healthcare service provider, has been selected by Healthbox as one of four strategic partners for Europe's first start-up scheme for health entrepreneurs that has just kicked off in London.

Serco Australia is increasing its business in Tasmania, unveiling its Hobart office in Salamanca Square this week. The company said the move will support its work in commissioning and operating Australia’s new icebreaker, the RSV Nuyina.

Australia’s newest icebreaker will dock in its home port of Hobart, Tasmania next year. As part of the preparations for the RSV Nuyina’s arrival, Serco Defence Electrical Engineering Manager Daniel Webster recently joined an Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) expedition to Macquarie Island aboard the current icebreaker Aurora Australis.Australia’s newest icebreaker will dock in its home port of Hobart, Tasmania next year. As part of the preparations for the RSV Nuyina’s arrival, Serco Defence Electrical Engineering Manager Daniel Webster recently joined an Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) expedition to Macquarie Island aboard the current icebreaker Aurora Australis.

Serco’s Derby based Rail Technical Services (SRTS) has been awarded a contract by Swiss rolling stock manufacturer, Stadler Rail, to undertake a programme of testing services for the new fleet of trains for the Merseyrail network.

Serco has won awards across the globe for our International Fire Training Centre. We bring best practice, global standards and new techniques to fire and rescue services in the Middle East. Neil Crosby has recently joined us from the UK team, so we caught up with him to find out a bit more about his background and how having him on the ground here in the UAE will benefit our clients and partners.

Darwin-based Alicia Pollock has become one of only a handful of specialist female tug operators in Australia following a two-week accreditation that included docking during one of Darwin’s renowned summer afternoon storms. Alicia has been driving boats professionally for the past eight years and is now accredited to operate specialist Azimuth Stern Drive (ASD) tugs used by Serco Australia to assist Royal Australian Navy ship movements in ports and harbours around Australia.