Between 2015 till date, engineering has grown exponentially in the United Kingdom (UK) and Europe as a whole. This growth in the range of a 6% rise in number of UK engineering enterprises within the past couple of years has gone on to prove just how relevant to the economy engineers and the science
Candidates may often wonder if there is any need to go through a recruiter when job hunting when they can directly respond to various vacancy positions on ads, the internet, magazines and the likes. Well, below are ten excellent reasons why a recruiter may be the best bet for potential job
This article will take a different approach to helping you succeed in your next job interview. While the vast majority of interview-based tips focus on the interview questions and your answers to them, this article is going to focus on the interviewer and how to handle three different type of
Technology is very important when it comes to delivery of support services to organisations in an effective and competent manner. Facility management (FM) brings systems, place, process and technology under one umbrella. The scope of facility management covers the following areas: “space
The tell me about yourself question is almost inevitable in any job interview. However, candidates must not confuse the question as an invitation to talk about themselves on a personal level, but rather about their compatibility for the job. Similar to the “why should we hire
The joint venture, which brings together two of the UK’s leading water sector specialist contractors, will undertake infrastructure and non-infrastructure capital projects through the framework including, in the case of Lot 2, civils-led and, under Lot 3, MEICA-led work. Severn Trent, which
Extensive rebuilding and refurbishment work will be undertaken in 2020 to 2025 and beyond at Seedy Mill water treatment works, near Lichfield, and Hampton Loade water treatment works, near Bridgnorth. This work forms part of a longer-term strategy to develop the sites over the next 10 years to
According to the analysis, which summarises the latest knowledge on microplastics in drinking water, microplastics larger than 150 micrometres are not likely to be absorbed in the human body and uptake of smaller particles is expected to be limited. Absorption and distribution of very small