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Week Ending 23 December
Careers at Shell
2006-12-23: Shell offers a world of
opportunities for geologists, marketers, legal advisers, chemists and many more.
If you are planning your future or need a change, take a closer look at Shell.
Careers at Shell
Whats it really like to work at Shell Which job areas do we recruit for How
many countries do we operate in Get an overview of our global careers here.Technical roles- Geology/Geophysics - Petrophysics - Reservoir/Petroleum
Engineering - Well Engineering - Production Engineering - Production Technology
- Process Engineering - Asset Maintenance Engineering - Project/Facilities
Engineering - Discipline Engineering - Product/Process Research. Read more about
Shell Careers .
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Shell Student Opportunities - Graduate Opportunities
2006-12-23: Shell Student
Opportunities - Graduate Opportunities - Students & Graduates
If you studying for a Bachelors, Masters or advanced degree, or if you
already graduated, Shell has a whole host of opportunities open to you. You
could be looking to get a taste of the Shell business, or you might want to
apply the skills you gained in your degree to take on the challenges of a global
organisation. Either way, your personal development will always be of the utmost
importance to us. Read more about
Shell Graduate Opportunities.
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Turner
2006-12-23: Most openings are in
general engineering, but some are in the motor, aerospace and shipbuilding
industries. Some turners and millers work on the maintenance side, for example
for electricity generation companies in power stations. You can progress to
supervisory positions within a section or workshop.CNC machines are now used for mass production of machined parts, and most
employers prefer to train multi-skilled employees rather than specialists.
Engineering Recruitment. Read more about
Turner.
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Toolmaker
2006-12-23: Many companies now aim to
train multiskilled craftspeople rather than specialists. Numbers of toolmakers
have reduced due to the growth of computer-controlled machining and precision
casting techniques. Visit the
Toolmaker home page.
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Sound Technician
2006-12-23: This is a very competitive
industry. Most people working in the production side of the industry work on a
freelance basis.Opportunities exist within independent production companies, television
companies, theatres and radio stations. Multiskilling is becoming more important
in the industry with camera/sound skills tending to combine, particularly on
newsgathering. Some sound operators work for TV and radio simultaneously.Read more about
Sound Technician.
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Sound Engineer Theatre
2006-12-23: Opportunities exist in
theatrical productions, including drama, musicals, opera, ballet and variety.
However, the work is not confined to the theatre itself. Productions requiring
sound engineering also include road shows, pop and classical concerts, cabaret,
clubs, cruise liners, outdoor live events, fashion shows and trade
presentations. Read more about
Engineer Theatre.
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Sound Engineer Recording Industry
2006-12-23: There is strong
competition for places so initiative, persistence and the ability to make
personal contacts in the industry are necessary.
Most of the major studios are based in London and are independently owned. Many
of the large record companies use these in preference, or in addition to, owning
their own studios. Some studios may specialise in a certain type of recording,
eg, classical or popular music, and employ up to 15 people including sound
engineers and studio assistants. more about
Engineer Recording Industry.
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Nuclear Engineer
2006-12-23: There are currently twelve
operational nuclear power stations throughout the UK, both advanced gas-cooled
reactors and pressurised water-cooled reactors. As there are seven
decommissioned power stations, finding safe and cost-effective solutions after
shut down requires a number of engineers. The main employers in nuclear power
generation are British Nuclear Fuels and British Energy.Read more about
Nuclear Engineer.
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Motorsport Engineer
2006-12-23: Engineers often specialise
in a particular aspect of the engineering process and with experience, may
progress to chief engineer, test or workshop manager, technical coordinator or
technical manager. Broader race team management roles may be available to senior
engineers. Movement between racing classes and companies may be necessary for an
engineers career to advance.
Engineering skills in the UK motorpsort industry are highly regarded around the
world and opportunities to work overseas may be possible in Europe, the Far East
and the United States. Visit the
Motorsport Engineer home page.
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Mechanical Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: There are opportunities
for mechanical engineering technicians across a wide range of industries.
Employers include local and central government departments, the armed services,
manufacturers in all industries, research and development companies and public
utilities such as water, gas, and electricity. There are also opportunities with
manufacturers in materials development and design, marketing, selling and
customer support. Read about
Mechanical Engineering.
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Mechanical Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities are
excellent for qualified engineers. Mechanical engineers are employed by a wide
range of organisations including local and central government departments, the
armed services, manufacturers in all industries, research and development
companies, IT companies, and public utilities.There are overseas opportunities with British firms of consulting or contracting
engineers working for foreign governments, or with international oil and mining
companies. Read more about
Mechanical Engineer.
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Measurement Control Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities exist
throughout the process, manufacturing and engineering sectors. In addition,
there are opportunities to work for manufacturers who produce measurement and
control instruments. Read more on
Measurement Engineer.
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Materials Engineer
2006-12-23: Materials engineers work
in many industries including construction, construction engineering, building
services, electronics, shipbuilding, aerospace, power generation, railways,
vehicle, consumer and sports goods manufacture.
Opportunities for career progression normally depend upon the size of the
employer. Typical progression routes include movement into project and strategic
management roles, specialisation in a particular aspect of materials development
and testing, research and consultancy work. Read more on
Materials Engineer.
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Marine Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: Work is available in
civilian or naval shipyards, and boatyards and marinas building, servicing or
repairing smaller vessels. Opportunities also exist with onshore marine
engineering companies sub-contracted to provide services to shipbuilders,
platform construction companies and specialist suppliers of plant and equipment. Read more on
Marine Engineering.
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Marine Engineer
2006-12-23: There are opportunities
for marine engineers in: offshore gas and oil installations - the Merchant Navy
- the Royal Navy
plant and equipment manufacturers - shipping companies -shipbuilding and repair
yards.
With relevant skills and experience, engineers can specialise in project
management, research and development or consultancy.
There are opportunities overseas for experienced marine engineers. Read more on
Marine Engineer.
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Marine Craftsman
2006-12-23: Opportunities for work on
larger vessels are mainly in shipyards in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the
north of England, whilst openings in boatbuilding and repair are on a smaller
scale in areas all round the coast of the UK, especially in the south-west,
south-east and East Anglia. There may be the possibility of work overseas. Read more on
Marine Craftsman.
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Manufacturing Systems Engineer
2006-12-23: Systems engineers work in
a wide range of manufacturing industries and opportunities are good for
qualified staff.
With professional development training, there may be opportunities to move into
senior management roles, work abroad, or become self-employed, for example, on a
consultancy basis. Read more on
Manufacturing Engineer.
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Lift Engineer
2006-12-23: Prospects for qualified
staff are good, as lift engineers are employed by a wide variety of
organisations in the public and private sector. With experience and further
training, there may be opportunities to progress to supervisory management,
technical sales or engineering design roles. Skilled engineers at technician
level are widely sought after in other industries, such as manufacturing and
engineering construction, so there may be scope to move into related fields.
Other options include training and assessment, either within a company or as a
freelance contractor. Read more on
Lift Engineer.
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Engineering Vacancies
2006-12-23: Specialist Engineering
offering fresh, innovative Recruitment resource for permanent and contract
Technical Skilled Staff. Read more on
Engineering Vacancies.
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Engineering Operative
2006-12-23: There are engineering and
manufacturing companies in most areas of the country with concentrations in the
Midlands, the north-west of England, south-east, and central Scotland. Read more on
Engineering.
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Engineering Maintenance Technician
2006-12-23: The main employers are
engineering, production or manufacturing companies. Prospects for suitably
qualified technicians are good. There is a steady demand for experienced
technicians, with some opportunities to work abroad for multinational companies,
particularly in EU countries, the USA, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Read more on
Engineering Maintenance.
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Engineering Maintenance Fitter
2006-12-23: The main employers are
engineering, production or manufacturing companies. There is a steady demand for
experienced fitters, with some opportunities to work abroad for multinational
companies particularly in EU countries, the USA, Eastern Europe and the Middle
East. Read more on
Engineering Maintenance.
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Engineering Construction Technician
2006-12-23: The UK engineering
construction industry is the largest in the EU and prospects for qualified
technicians are good.
A range of UK companies employ engineering construction technicians. Companies
that specialise in repair and maintenance also employ technicians. About half of
the UK''s engineering construction industry''s work takes place overseas. Read more on
Engineering Construction.
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Engineering Construction Craft Worker
2006-12-23: Employment opportunities
are good for skilled craft workers.
Progression options include moving to a chargehand or supervisor post. With
additional training and qualifications, workers can gain technician status. Read more on
Construction Engineering.
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Engineering Craft Machinist
2006-12-23: The main job opportunities
occur in mechanical engineering, motor and aerospace industries, and in
shipbuilding. There may also be openings in maintenance work for industries that
need to replace components regularly, such as railway companies and power
stations. Read more on
Engineering Machinist.
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Electronics Engineer
2006-12-23: There are opportunities
for qualified electronics engineers in a wide range of industries, including
aerospace, marine, telecommunications, defence, IT, robotics and electronics
manufacturing. Scientific, medical, educational and private research
institutions also employ electronics engineers to develop and maintain systems
and equipment. Read more on
Electronics Engineer.
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Electrical Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: Prospects are extremely
good for qualified electrical technicians. There are opportunities across a wide
range of industries including aerospace, marine, agricultural, chemical, civil,
manufacturing and power.
Employers include local and central government departments, the armed services,
manufacturers in all industries, research and development companies, IT
companies, and public utilities such as water, gas, and electricity. Read more on
Electrical Engineering.
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Electrical Engineer
2006-12-23: There are opportunities
for qualified electrical engineers in a wide range of industries including
aerospace, marine, agricultural, chemical, construction transport and energy.
Employers include local and central government departments, the armed services,
manufacturers in all industries, research and development companies, IT
companies, and public utilities. Read more on
Electrical Engineer.
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Domestic Appliance Service Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities are good for
qualified engineers. Appliance manufacturers, specialised servicing companies,
local authorities, recycling projects, public utility companies and retailers
all employ domestic appliance engineers. There is also plenty of scope for self
employment. Read more on
Service Engineer.
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Design Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities for design
engineers exist in many industries including construction, construction
engineering, building services, electronics, shipbuilding, aerospace, power
generation, railways, electronics, and vehicle and consumer goods manufacture.
Promotion would normally be to project manager, strategic planner or consultant
design engineer. Read more on
Design Engineer.
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Cnc Machinist
2006-12-23: The main job opportunities
occur in mechanical engineering, motor and aerospace industries, and in
shipbuilding. There may also be openings in maintenance for industries that need
to replace components regularly, such as railway companies and power stations.
Although there is a demand for CNC machinists, the overall trend towards
automated processes means that firms are more likely to recruit multiskilled
operatives. Read more on
Cnc.
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Clinical Engineer
2006-12-23: Employers include
hospitals, universities, research establishments such as the Medical Research
Council, and manufacturers of medical equipment. In universities, research work
may be combined with teaching duties. Some clinical engineers are self-employed
and work on a consultancy basis.
In the NHS clinical engineers can be promoted to consultant-level grades. It is
possible to move from jobs in the health service to jobs with medical equipment
manufacturers. Read more on
Clinical Engineer.
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Civil Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: There is a wide range of
opportunities for technicians in civil engineering; examples include public and
private sector building works, power and water distribution networks, transport
and mining.
Opportunities for qualified technical staff are good and exist in most parts of
the country. Progression routes normally involve movement into supervisory or
site management roles; or specialising in aspects of the role, such as
construction design or estimating. With additional academic training,
technicians may be able to become fully qualified civil engineers. Read more on
Civil Engineering.
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Civil Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities are
excellent for qualified engineers. Many different types of organisations employ
civil engineering graduates, such as local authorities, building contractors,
power companies, environmental agencies and specialist consulting firms.There are also opportunities overseas with British firms of consulting or
contracting engineers working for foreign governments, or with international oil
and mining companies. Read more on
Civil Engineer.
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Chemical Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: There are opportunities
for chemical engineering technicians across a wide range of industries. Some of
the main ones, apart from the chemical industry itself, include manufacturing,
food, energy, marine, and medical. Employers include the armed services,
manufacturers in all industries, research and development companies, and public
utilities such as water, gas and electricity. Read more on
Chemical Engineering.
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Chemical Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities for
chemical, process and biochemical engineers exist in industries such as pulp and
paper manufacture for newspapers, personal care products such as cosmetics and
lotions, food and drink, drugs and medicines, textiles and materials, oil and
gas, energy, water, and metallurgy for vehicles and furniture.
Other fields include the nuclear industry, cryogenic engineering, propellants
for space exploration, microchip development and production, and the
biotechnology industry. Read more on
Chemical Engineer.
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Cad Draughtsman
2006-12-23: In addition to light and
heavy engineering, CAD technicians are trained and work in many industries
including construction, construction engineering, aerospace, railways,
electronics, broadcasting and telecommunications industries. Vehicle and
consumer goods manufacturers are other common employers. Read more on
Cad.
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Building Services Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities are good at
technician and engineer level. Building services engineers are employed by a
range of different organisations including design consultancy firms, major
building contractors, building services contractors, architectural practices
that design building services installations, and manufacturers of equipment such
as lifts. Other employers include the users of buildings such as local
authorities, NHS trusts and maintenance companies that specialise in servicing
and maintaining building service installations. Read more on
Building Engineer.
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Broadcast Engineer
2006-12-23: This is a competitive
field with many broadcast companies based in London or the south of England.
However, there are also opportunities with regional TV and radio stations.
Within some companies it may also be possible to progress towards other roles,
eg management. Read more on
Broadcast Engineer.
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Automotive Engineer
2006-12-23: The automotive industry
employs around 235,000 people around the UK in vehicle manufacture and design,
and component supplies. The UK is also a world centre of excellence in the
motorsport engineering industry. Prospects are good for qualified engineers. The
main centres of production are in the Midlands, north-west, north-east and
south-east. With experience, promotion to senior engineer, project management,
general management and consultancy may be possible. Read more on
Automotive Engineer.
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Agricultural Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: Employers vary from large
multinational manufacturing companies to small machinery dealerships and service
agents. Opportunities also exist with distributors and horticultural companies,
which operate within the leisure industry. If working for a multinational
company, there may be opportunities to work abroad, particularly in developing
countries. Read more on
Agricultural Engineering.
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Agricultural Engineer
2006-12-23: Opportunities for
engineers exist with a range of organisations, including equipment
manufacturers, dealerships, government departments, forestry companies, overseas
development agencies and teaching institutions. Read more on
Agricultural Engineer.
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Aerospace Engineering Technician
2006-12-23: The UK aerospace industry
employs around 300,000 people. There are good opportunities for skilled
technicians in avionics and mechanics. Employers include the armed forces,
government departments such as the Ministry of Defence, aircraft manufacturers
and suppliers, and related bodies, for instance the CAA. Many major airline
operators also have their own maintenance divisions, employing technical staff.
There are opportunities overseas working with foreign aircraft manufacturers,
but also with some of the larger UK aerospace companies who have their own
overseas maintenance teams. Read more on
Aerospace Engineering.
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Aerospace Engineer
2006-12-23: The UK aerospace industry
employs around 300,000 people and there are good opportunities for skilled
engineers in aircraft and component manufacture, research and development, and
space, satellite and weapons systems.
Employers include the armed forces, government departments, and aircraft
manufacturers and suppliers. Many major airline operators also have their own
maintenance divisions, employing engineering staff.
Opportunities are available overseas for experienced engineers in Europe and the
United States. Read more on
Aerospace Engineer.
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