Hey everyone, unfortunately a job offer has been retracted on me, so I am wondering if you have any ideas what (soon to be) graduate mechanical engineer could be looking at within the railway perspective? I imagine places like bombardier, wabtech or Brush would be the main contenders.
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The ROSCOs and TOCs also need people to maintain and enhance their rolling stock. There may be openings in Network Rail too.
I hadnt thought of TOC's and Roscos! I've signed up to NR's graduate scheme for next year, I have a meeting with a Careers Advisor from the Uni to help polish up my CV next week, then I will send it out to a few places (Wabtech/brush, manufaturers, TOC's and ROSCOS)
Just so you know, I have applied for a job with a large rolling stock engineering firm on their graduate program. SO far I have had to complete an Application form. Have had to do a 'Dependability and Safety Questionnaire' From a company called SHL on Demand. And an soon going to complete 'Swift Analysis Aptitude Test' Designed by Saville Consulting.
I'll let you know how it goes, but so far I seem to have got through the paper sift, and through the first Questionnaire.
I'll let you know how it goes, but so far I seem to have got through the paper sift, and through the first Questionnaire.
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