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• Procurement or Buyer Planner (fish4jobs)

  300-350 (per day)

  Procurement or Buyer Planner, 6 months rolling contract for £350 per day pay My client has a long term contract for someone with buying or procurement planning experience to analyse where the business has parts shortages. You will then be required to work with the business to ensure that these can be procured and utilised. Following this, you will need to ''own'' the sourcing of these parts to...
  08/02/2012 23:01:00

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You may be looking for a new career in the Industrial Industry or you may be looking to advance your career. There are many different jobs available from Trainee positions to those for Management Positions. Choosing your career path in The Industrial Industry can be difficult. This will depend on your experience and qualifications and career goals.

You will find jobs across all Industrial disciplines, including Engineering Managers, Industrial Service Engineers, Maintenance Engineers, Industrial Pharmacist, Marketing Managers, Industrial Computing Commissioning Engineers, Industrial Sales.

There are a number of qualifications that will help you progress. Training helps you gain the skills you need to work in the industry. It can also help you achieve the qualifications you need to prove your skills to employers and clients. Different trades call for different types of qualifications, and different training routes to achieve them.

Types of qualifications include National Vocational Qualifications (NVQ’s) / Scottish Vocational Qualifications(SVQ’s, Higher National Diplomas (HNC/D), Modern Apprenticeships, City and Guilds (C&G), and Qualifications with the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE).

NVQs focus on practical skills and knowledge - meaning you are assessed on what you can do on the job, rather than what you can write in an exam. They're developed by people who work in related industries, and are a great way to get into Engineering or to boost your career by developing new skills and knowledge. Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs) work in a very similar way and are the preferred system in Scotland.