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CorsAsh

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27th May 09 at 20:15

http://www.ukjobsnet.co.uk/job-search/jobs/jci89/cad-jobs.html

Get your arses to Scotland... £25 MILLION a year

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27th May 09 at 22:05

Cheers for the heads up, CV's been sent

Fonz

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27th May 09 at 22:07

it is tempting!! what can Scotland offer me though

[/can of worms]

CorsAsh

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27th May 09 at 22:14

Perfect weather for convertible owners... oh wait...

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27th May 09 at 22:15

Good job I've got a hard top and didn't bother with the glass roof

sand-eel

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27th May 09 at 23:48

never seen that site before, but nothing for me, if anyone sees a graduate/ trainee pro/engineer job that would be good as I know it very well

RichR

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28th May 09 at 09:17

where do I sign up.................

3lfz

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28th May 09 at 09:22

If only they were actually paying that, says £25k on the details

Lawrah

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28th May 09 at 09:38

quote:
Originally posted by Fonz

it is tempting!! what can Scotland offer me though [/can of worms]

Ellis

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28th May 09 at 09:49

quote:
Originally posted by sand-eel
never seen that site before, but nothing for me, if anyone sees a graduate/ trainee pro/engineer job that would be good as I know it very well

If anyone sees a graduate engineer job tell me, I fail at getting a job

RichR

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28th May 09 at 09:49

engineering is very broad; what specific engineering roles are you looking for?

RichR

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28th May 09 at 09:51

tbh, if its mechanical engineering I'd only go to one place. I'd try to get on to one of the BAE System graduate training schemes.

I studied Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering and was offered a place not on the GTS as I'd already worked in industry but as an apprentice/junior to one of the senior engineers - I'd have taken it if it was anywhere in the world but Barrow-on-Furness.

[Edited on 28-05-2009 by LiVe LeE]

Ellis

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28th May 09 at 09:56

It is mechanical, got knocked back by BAE

I've decided to stay in Aberdeen now, stick with oil & gas. GTS's have all pretty much closed now, oops

RichR

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28th May 09 at 10:19

have you tried any of the shipyards - THe marine industry is having a bit of a boom at the moment and working on larger scale ships might be worth looking at.

Ellis

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28th May 09 at 11:44

No - haven't really looked, don't really want to move away from here at the moment. Don't want to leave my life behind for a job, would rather hold out until next year I think...

Silly I know, but just my thoughts

RichR

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28th May 09 at 12:13

I was the same which is one of the reasons I didn't take the BAE job - that and Barrow is a dump

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28th May 09 at 12:42

I'll jump on board and say, if anyone sees/has a 3 month contract for a Solidworks operator then I'll do it

I can do anything on Solidworks, apart from surface modelling...

Daveskater

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28th May 09 at 12:46

My place seem to keep taking on CAD Engineers, that's what I do (mostly)

If you can do IES then you'd probably be guaranteed

We only have a couple of people that can do that at the mo

Numberwang!

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I like you Dave, you are a man of men

Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle

Look at my pictures

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28th May 09 at 12:49

I wouldn't even know where to start when it comes to drawing a building

sand-eel

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28th May 09 at 12:49

I need a product design engineering job, got turned down by some shitty environmental and safty design place (making bins basically) didn't really care as it was designing bins and was in blackpool.
Failed an online test for spirit aero in prestwick airport, designing aeroplanes, damn I wanted that fucking job

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28th May 09 at 12:50

That's ok because we don't do that

Architects send us DWG's (or sometimes PDF's because they're stupid

) and we design the mechanical and electrical services

I would post up a visual example but I'd be fired, so won't

With IES I think you draw over the top of DXF files or something, then it puts it together and makes a building

[Edited on 28-05-2009 by Daveskater]

Numberwang!

Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men

Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle

Look at my pictures

sand-eel

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28th May 09 at 12:50

quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
My place seem to keep taking on CAD Engineers, that's what I do (mostly)

If you can do IES then you'd probably be guaranteed We only have a couple of people that can do that at the mo

Any pro/engineer jobs?
TBH I wouldn't mind moving anywhere now.

[Edited on 28-05-2009 by sand-eel]

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28th May 09 at 12:51

Migth have some jobs at our place going for enginenring u2u me for more details.

Daveskater

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28th May 09 at 12:52

All CAD stuff mate, Autocad 2009 LT.

They want to get people doing Autocad MEP (3D basically) but can't be bothered to train them

Numberwang!

Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men

Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle

Look at my pictures

sand-eel

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28th May 09 at 12:54

quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
All CAD stuff mate, Autocad 2009 LT.

They want to get people doing Autocad MEP (3D basically) but can't be bothered to train them

CAD like autocad or CAD as in any computer aided design?

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