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Bryan & Armstrong is a health and safety recruitment agency based in London. Find the latest health and safety jobs or upload your vacancies
Wenlock Road 22, N1 7GU, London, United Kingdom
Superb experience with Bryan & Armstrong. From initial contact about a job role, through setting up an interview, constant feedback and updates, through to a congratulatory call when I was offered the role. Nothing was too much bother and I didn't have to chase anyone up about progression through all the stages. Would absolutely recommend this company for all job seekers.
Scott, March 2022
A great recruitment agency, Steve placed me rapidly into a fantastic senior management role. During the process Steve was very informative, his communication was first class and he updated me regularly.
If Carlsberg did recruiters it would be Bryan and Armstrong....
A huge thank you to Steve and the team, an extremely professional and slick service!!!!
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