Too often, workshops are designed by engineers who have never worked in one and they base new facilities on old existing workshops utilising outdated systems and methodology. GES has in-depth knowledge, not only of what has worked in the past but also of the latest global best-practice thinking in terms of safety and workflow that maximises productivity and profitability, optimising the benefits of technology investment. Reducing environmental impact is a core principle of everything GES does. The result: workshops that enhance productivity, use technology effectively, minimise impact on the environment and allow the business to achieve its strategic goals. GES provides expert insight into the design of new workshops both large and small, as well as the upgrading of existing facilities. In each case, we work closely with the architectural and engineering teams to ensure that the new design is both practical in terms of the realities of how workshops are used and makes intelligent use of current best practices in terms of workflow design and use of technology. We work in the automotive, transport, construction and mining industries, OEM’s, dealerships and aftermarket fitment and roadworthy testing facilities. GES also provides the vital link between the design and engineering teams, the users of the equipment and leading equipment manufacturers.