Go North West Jobs
About Organisation
Go North West is a Go-Ahead subsidiary operating scheduled bus services across Greater Manchester, including franchised Bee Network routes. Launched from Manchester's Queens Road depot in 2019, it also operates from sites in Bolton and Wigan.
- Headquarters
- Manchester, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2019
- Operating Regions
- Europe
- Employees
- 1,001-5,000
- Entity Type
- Company
Mobility Profile
Sector
- Public Transport Systems
Specialisations
- Bus & Coach
Mobility Type
- Bus / BRT
Cross-Sector Tags
- Public Transport
- Accessibility
- Electric
- Real-Time Operations
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Based on our data, Go North West has 1,001-5,000 employees. Headcount changes regularly as organisations hire, restructure and adjust their teams, so treat this as a guide rather than an exact figure. The organisation's own website is the best place to check its latest size.
Go North West is headquartered in Manchester, United Kingdom. This is where its main head office is based. Individual roles may be located elsewhere, so check each job listing for the exact work location and whether hybrid or remote working is offered.
Go North West operates mainly in the Public Transport Systems sector. MobilityTalent groups organisations within the passenger mobility industry they operate in, so you can compare Go North West with other organisations in the same sector on the organisations page.
Go North West has no open roles listed on MobilityTalent at the moment. Roles are added regularly, so it is worth checking back. In the meantime, you can explore other organisations in the same sector.
Go North West works across Bus / BRT. Modes describe the types of transport an organisation is involved in, such as rail, bus or trams, and many organisations work across more than one.
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