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dannycool
02-06-2010, 09:12 PM
Hi Guys

Does anybody know of any firms that are looking for people in the Manchester/North West area?

I fancy a change, but unless I want to relocate to London the job market seems really slow.

Danny

adamacrinstall
02-06-2010, 09:58 PM
Tell me about it im in the bristol area and im looking now i have taken any job just for money and the agencys are abit bad i think some of the jobs they have dont exist. It sucks

spacemanmark
02-06-2010, 10:23 PM
What kind of work are either of you looking for?

Cheers Mark

dannycool
04-06-2010, 09:51 AM
Mark

I have mostly ac and small commercial fridge experience, but im open to offers!

I work for a FM company but its a shambles of a firm run by idiots!

On a side note, has the downturn in the market affected the London/South East area? There is never a shortage of vacancies to apply for, or is it a shortage of good lads?

IceLover123
04-06-2010, 12:27 PM
Yeah, I have heard Carters are recruiting... I have applied just waiting to see if they get in touch.

coolhibby1875
04-06-2010, 12:52 PM
Mark

I have mostly ac and small commercial fridge experience, but im open to offers!

I work for a FM company but its a shambles of a firm run by idiots!

On a side note, has the downturn in the market affected the London/South East area? There is never a shortage of vacancies to apply for, or is it a shortage of good lads?


i always find its best to keep your opinions to yourself when looking for new employers, as possible employers dont like reading coments made by engineers about how they run thier buisiness its a bit of putting, even though you are right and your employers are probally idiots! it sends out the wrong signals, i offer this info as there are a lot of people who employ engineers use these forums:eek:

multisync
04-06-2010, 05:16 PM
Mark

I have mostly ac and small commercial fridge experience, but im open to offers!

I work for a FM company but its a shambles of a firm run by idiots!

On a side note, has the downturn in the market affected the London/South East area? There is never a shortage of vacancies to apply for, or is it a shortage of good lads?


One of our guy's is off to pastures new and boss said he's never had so many good guy's to choose from (4 at least and without advertising)

dannycool
04-06-2010, 05:39 PM
i always find its best to keep your opinions to yourself when looking for new employers, as possible employers dont like reading coments made by engineers about how they run thier buisiness its a bit of putting, even though you are right and your employers are probally idiots! it sends out the wrong signals, i offer this info as there are a lot of people who employ engineers use these forums:eek:

Fair point Hibby! Although my employers are unlikely to visit this forum as they know nothing about fridge and ac:confused:

Latte
04-06-2010, 07:25 PM
Although my employers are unlikely to visit this forum

My MD does, Although his user name is his actual name so its easy to look when i log in if he's online or not :D

spacemanmark
04-06-2010, 07:46 PM
Mark

I have mostly ac and small commercial fridge experience, but im open to offers!

I work for a FM company but its a shambles of a firm run by idiots!

On a side note, has the downturn in the market affected the London/South East area? There is never a shortage of vacancies to apply for, or is it a shortage of good lads?

Danny

Were looking for a desk engineer working out of Warrington, PM if you would like further details.

Kind regards

Mark

multisync
04-06-2010, 09:04 PM
Danny

Were looking for a desk engineer working out of Warrington, PM if you would like further details.

Kind regards

Mark

You lot doing office furniture now?:D

Latte
04-06-2010, 10:07 PM
I Think we may have turned the corner now (perhaps not all the way round yet) There are more jobs out there now, certainly down in the south. If you go into any NRS theres always jobs on their notice boards (Brentwoods board was quite full when i was in there the other day).

The problem is there are still not the amount of vacancies there were 3-4 years ago so most get filled by word of mouth/Knowing someone. Until it picks up completly i dont see the recruitment companys getting much as at the moment companies can pick and choose.

What i tell anyone looking for a job is to go into their local NRS (other suppliers are available :D) and have a word. They normally know whats going on better than anyone and obviously !!!! keep an eye and register as a jobseeker on our job section here.

spacemanmark
04-06-2010, 11:11 PM
You lot doing office furniture now?:D

LOL, at least the SLA's are achievable.

Hope you are well mate

Mark

jonjon
08-06-2010, 07:22 PM
mitie are looking for a/c engineers

smoggy
08-06-2010, 08:29 PM
Yeah, I have heard Carters are recruiting... I have applied just waiting to see if they get in touch.

you will get a job there no bother ,because their engineers are leaving by the bus full..its a crap outfit to work for

panda fridge
10-06-2010, 06:25 PM
I know of 2 engineers who've left. Hardly a big bus is it

julius Geezer
10-06-2010, 08:09 PM
I believe anything and then put it on the internet
Fixed it for you...!

smoggy
12-06-2010, 03:15 PM
I know of 2 engineers who've left. Hardly a big bus is it

well i know of 6 ,and many are unhappy and looking,(.thats just in my area)so if it was just a minibus on order ,best have another one on stand by,,,,,but not pay them for it,,,lol

julius Geezer
13-06-2010, 02:05 AM
Good To See The Recession Has Got All The **** Engineers Flapping..........!

Et tu, Brute
19-06-2010, 11:06 PM
Good To See The Recession Has Got All The **** Managers Flapping..........!


Fixed it for you...! ;)

But seriously, It is nescient and unwise to deprecate your own workforce, please remember your employees are the public face of your company and a despondent workforce benefits no one, customer, employer and employee all suffer.

In response to dannycool Carter Synergy Midlands may well be recruiting for service engineers in the coming weeks as smoggy has already stated though i can't speak for the manchester area.
Good Luck.

smoggy
23-06-2010, 07:57 PM
carters lost another engineer last week he told them to shove it then walked out..they have lost alot of peoples trust and loyalty

panda fridge
23-06-2010, 08:55 PM
who was that?

julius Geezer
25-06-2010, 02:31 AM
Fixed it for you...! ;)

But seriously, It is nescient and unwise to deprecate your own workforce, please remember your employees are the public face of your company and a despondent workforce benefits no one, customer, employer and employee all suffer.

In response to dannycool Carter Synergy Midlands may well be recruiting for service engineers in the coming weeks as smoggy has already stated though i can't speak for the manchester area.
Good Luck.

I wholeheartedly (What) agree

The thing is there are to many engineers out there who have been on very good money when times were good who think they are owed a living.............!

Facts (As Rafa would say) are that the industry is in turmoil and cloths have to be cut accordingly
(Or Throats for some people)

Eveyone and everywhere are doing there utmost to save money so people should learn to move on and get used to how things are or do something else

All my love

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Et tu, Brute
25-06-2010, 10:13 PM
I wholeheartedly (What) agree

The thing is there are to many engineers out there who have been on very good money when times were good who think they are owed a living.............!



So when times are bad wages should decrease? Excuse my naivety and lack of business acumen but shouldn't this philosophy apply to all members of a company? Why not extend this beyond to the other Subsidiaries of that company, we're all in this together right? Should this include the shareholders as it appears they too have been on very good money whilst times are good, are they owed a living?


Eveyone and everywhere are doing there utmost to save money so people should learn to move on and get used to how things are or do something else




Unfortunately it does appear that people are learning to move on and do something else and the measures taken to save money may do more harm than good, ultimately we are saving money so that those at the top of the chain dont have to, this is about higher profit margins remember.
I would like to believe that "Eveyone and everywhere are doing there utmost to save money" but its hard to believe,
i suppose you could say not choosing the leather interior finish and rear comfort seats on your new BMW is making a saving,its all relative.

smoggy
26-06-2010, 07:50 PM
why dont the managers take a pay cut after all if it is for the long term future and growth why not lead by example .bet the various account managers who get their bonus for meeting budgets and cost cuttings dont say no