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Strip Fitter Location: Chipping Warden, Northamptonshire Shift Pattern: 4 on, 4 off Hours: 06:00-18:00 Pay Rate: £18-£19 p/h, dependent on skills test Employment Type: On-going work Join Igloo in Chipping Warden, Northamptonshire, for a rewarding career as a Strip Fitter. This role provides successful candidates with the chance to work for one of the UK's leading automotive companies with a nationwide presence. The Role: As a Strip Fitter, you will be working on but not limited to: * Stripping down vehicles ready for panel repair. * ...

Customer Retention Manager - UK - Energy / Telecoms - NEW We have a fast growing energy provider who are becoming a Digital leader within the Energy Market. They have exclusively asked Smart Co to find a dynamic Customer Retention Manager with great product and technology design. With accelerating growth you will lead the change of customer retention strategy. If you have experience of defining and e...

Activus Recruitment are seeking a Kit Framing Joiner to join our client's team at their Timber Frame Factory in Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire. Experience in timber frame manufacture is preferable; any other relevant experience will be considered. Training to be provided to the successful candidate. Candidates with experience of using telehandlers would be desirable. A competitive rate of pay and holiday allowance are offered. Working Hours: 7:30am-5pm Mon-Thurs and 7:30am-3pm Friday Driving Licence and own transport preferred

Train for a role as a Project Administrator If you are looking to work in the project sector, then working within Project Administration is a fantastic route towards a Project Management career.A Project Administrator includes being involved in generally supporting the project team, through auditing, administrations, data management etc for projects whilst under the supervision of a Project Manager. Project support workers need strong executive administrative skills, as well as the finance budgeting and reporting skills learned through a project management methodology such as PRINCE2 or AgilePM. You will also be working closely with a Project ...

WHAT HAPPENS AS AN OFFICER? You can start your Army officer career at the age of 18 - you don't need to have a degree, just good A Levels (or equivalent). If you're keen to join the Army as an officer but you're still in education, you might be interested in applying for a or , which will give you extra financial support while you study, before graduating and heading to Sandhurst for officer training. Once you've started at Sandhurst you'll learn military skills, while building on your leadership skills as well as making friendships that will last a lifetime. After your training, Army life will vary depending on the ...