PIB buys Bailey Garner (Health & Safety)
The deal adds nearly 20 staff to the consolidator’s risk management business taking the total headcount to approaching 80.
PIB Group has snapped up specialist consultancy Baily Garner (Health & Safety) for an undisclosed sum.
London-based BGHS has been trading for over 30 years serving customers nationally. PIB detailed that the business started out as a team of construction design management planning supervisors within Bailey Garner and grew into a standalone sister organisation becoming a limited company in 1992.
Along with specialisms in construction, environmental and social regeneration BGHS has expanded into
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