Seeing as i know a few of you round here live in that sort of area, We've got a job going in the area at the moment for a fire alarm service engineer on a 3 month contract (potentially permanent depending on how good you are). No experience isnt a problem but obviously a good electrical knowledge would help. Start on 15k and get company car and some other nice benefits.
If your interested, let me know
(btw only reason i am posting this, im skint and want the bounty hunter bonus if you get the job lol)
(06-12-2012, 06:48 PM)Dan! Wrote: [ -> ]Tooommmm!
tbh this was my main reason for posting but seeing as he would have to drive down to the new forest for his induction, i cant see it somehow!
Tom, TOM, TOM where the f*ck are you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111oneeleven11!!!!!!111111!!!!!!!
when is the closing date Niall? I finish uni at easter! Also what does the salary go up to?
(06-12-2012, 06:46 PM)Niall Wrote: [ -> ]Seeing as i know a few of you round here live in that sort of area, We've got a job going in the area at the moment for a fire alarm service engineer on a 3 month contract (potentially permanent depending on how good you are). No experience isnt a problem but obviously a good electrical knowledge would help. Start on 15k and get company car and some other nice benefits.
If your interested, let me know
(btw only reason i am posting this, im skint and want the bounty hunter bonus if you get the job lol)
I love u
(06-12-2012, 07:00 PM)SRowell Wrote: [ -> ]when is the closing date Niall? I finish uni at easter! Also what does the salary go up to?
closing date for the job is 14th december so i would of thought they would be aiming to have someone on th job by end of jan. Wage goes up to 17.5k after a 6 month probation (assuming you finish the 3 month temp contract) and you can start doing on call after the 6 months which adds about another 5-7k a year depending on if you take on any extra.
(06-12-2012, 06:49 PM)Niall Wrote: [ -> ] (06-12-2012, 06:48 PM)Dan! Wrote: [ -> ]Tooommmm!
tbh this was my main reason for posting but seeing as he would have to drive down to the new forest for his induction, i cant see it somehow!
Appreciate the thought Niall but you're spot on there unfortunately. Same reason I didn't apply for the Ford/Peugeot apprenticeship just after my work experience there, the induction/training was miles away. Fml.
Good luck to anyone that does go for it though.
shame tom because it would be a good job to start you on but theres a lot of travelling. never know, something might pop up again soon
f*ck's sake, travelling is nothing if it means a job at the end of the day.
I did three weeks down south for my job, it's just one of those things.
So tempted... If only it wasn't that far away!!!
(06-12-2012, 09:16 PM)Ruan Wrote: [ -> ]So tempted... If only it wasn't that far away!!!
haha yeah only other end of the country...however i will talk to you tomorrow about something related
I applied for a job like that down here but got turned down! Sounds like hell of a good place to start working your way up and good money aswell. And its a fecking job! I'd kill for a job atm
(06-12-2012, 09:24 PM)Tom Wrote: [ -> ]I applied for a job like that down here but got turned down! Sounds like hell of a good place to start working your way up and good money aswell. And its a fecking job! I'd kill for a job atm
what was the company?
and yeah its a great place to work. Really is a good step onto the ladder.
Piran fire and security i think... I love electrics aswell got my hopes up when i applied for it haha
ah not the same company. its a good line of work to get into if you can. problem is sparkys try and do the job cheaper but so wrong you wont believe. If you can get to doing system design and commissioning, you can easily see 38-40k. Get onto the fixed extinguishing and risk assessing and can add another 10-12k onto that.