Monday, March 1, 2010
UK Manufacturing Sector’s Economic Outlook
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Skill Shortage In Engineering industry
Monday, February 1, 2010
Boiler Engineering Jobs UK
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Outsourcing Engineering Recruitment Is Cost Effective And Time Saving!
Outsourcing engineering recruitment is a growing trend these days. Many big and well known engineering companies are outsourcing engineering recruitment to save their time and save extra money spent on arranging interviews. To find a skilled employee is not an easy task and need professional knowledge to judge the ability of a candidate. Therefore outsourcing the engineering recruitment process to a professional engineering recruitment agency does not only save time and cost economic but also the most appropriate method of getting real talents from the poll of applicants. Even if you are one of the best and most experienced entrepreneurs but it is improbable that you could be at the same time the best of the selection.
There is an obvious difference between the candidates that you select for engineering jobs and the one selected by the professional recruitment agency. This is an acceptable saying that “It is the employee who can either make or break the organization”. Just one wrong hiring could be disastrous for your company. Your worries will come to an end and your mind will be in rest when you come to us at the Peopletek. If you decide to have a reliable and reputed partner for outsourcing the engineering recruitment task for your organization, we will be there with our best recruitment services for you. With long experience in the field of engineering recruitment we understand clearly the corporate requirement and provide our clients with only the very best through engineering recruitment.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Managed Recruitment Services
Peopletek is one of the well known engineering recruitment agencies in UK. They believe that their service should be tailored to their client’s needs and financial budgets. Therefore, Peopletek offers a full selection of engineering recruitment services that can be combined in any way you feel will benefit your organization:
- Advertisement concept design and media communication
- Advertisement response
- CV filtering (from your advert, or from an advert we place on your behalf)
- Recruitment administration (arranging interviews /decline correspondence)
- Pre-selection / telescreening
- Competency based interviewing (we can train your staff in this area too)
- Occupational testing and profiling
- Assessment centers
- Mass recruitment management and campaign management
- HR outsourcing
- Headhunting
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Modern Developments in Electrical Engineering
Konrad Zuse presented the Z3, the world's first fully functional and programmable computer in 1941 and the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) of John Presper Eckert and John Mauchly followed, beginning the computing era in 1946. The arithmetic performance of these machines allowed the engineers to develop completely new technologies and achieve new and more objectives, including the Apollo missions and the NASA moon landing.
The invention of the transistor in 1947 by William B. Shockley, John Bardeen and Walter Brattain opened the door for more compact devices and led to the development of the integrated circuit in 1958 by Jack Kilby and independently in 1959 by Robert Noyce. Starting in 1968, Ted Hoff and a team at Intel invented the first commercial microprocessor, which presaged the personal computer.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Online Engineering Degree And Its Benefits

Monday, August 24, 2009
Full Time Engineering Education Or On Job Training
Engineering affects every aspect of human activity - work, leisure, health, education and concerned with the design, development, installation, operation and maintenance of just about anything that has movable parts. Civil engineers and Mechanical engineers are also involved in design, research and development, or production. They work in all kinds of industries, including manufacturing, construction, aerospace, energy, railways, the automotive industry, in sport and in medicine.
Engineering jobs hence will cover who's building what, where, and how they are doing; as well as provide insight into key players, new technologies, key trends, and policy issues at the local, state, and federal level. It is possible to begin training for craft or technician-level jobs straight from school with GCSEs in English, maths and science. A work-based apprenticeship leading to technician status through NVQ, a BTEC Higher National Diploma/Certificate, or a foundation degree in engineering or technology are other possible routes. It is then possible to progress to degree level, and incorporated and chartered status. The Diploma in engineering may be relevant for this area of work.
One way to train as an engineer is to study full time at university or college for a first degree. It is possible to have a pure mechanical engineering job, Civil and or Electrical Engineering job and pursue a course or a combined course. Generally the minimum qualifications for a degree course in engineering are two a levels including maths and physics, and three other subjects at GCSE. Alternative qualifications may include BTEC national awards in mechanical engineering or a related subject.
Well, both the types have their own importance, and one cannot be replaced with another. If you’re young enough you must pursue a full time degree, but in case if you see that at your age it will not be good for you to study full time, on job courses can work best for you.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Benefits Provided By Recruitment agencies
The internet provides people with the chance to get in touch with many engineering recruitment agencies and many of which specialise in a particular area of the job market. Specialised sectors include media recruitment, marketing recruitment and nursing recruitment agencies, each of which remain in contact with hundreds of potential employers in the industry of your chosen work.
Recruitment agencies could provide you with the answer to free up your time and relieve you form the burden of every day, job hunting. However if you choose to keep on looking for jobs then they will assist you in your search for work.
Below is a list of just a few reasons why people looking for all sorts of engineering jobs are turning to get help from recruitment agencies.
1. Joining a engineering recruitment agency allows you to save time – the recruitment agency will do a lot of the leg work for you and this will allow you to do some of the other things that you want or need to get done.
2. You will be given access to jobs that you might not find on the open market – this will help increase your chances of gaining employment.
3. You have people working to get you a job with many contacts in the field that you are looking to get into – a recommendation can speak volumes and get you further in the door than a speculative CV.
4. Your CV will be submitted to a range of jobs including some that you might not have considered – the agency might be able to open up a new direction for you and encourage you to go for a number of positions that you are capable of doing.
5. The agency might advise you a provide you with suggestions on how to emphasis you CV and any key elements you wish to highlight – the agencies do this full time so take the time to ask them for advice or help.
Above we have outlined just 5 examples of why people choose to use agencies to find and apply for the ideal job in an industry they are looking to be a part of.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Is Outsourcing Suitable For My Company?
The use of Recruitment Process Resourcing/Outsourcing recruitment by companies is increasing in last few years. But as a Director or HR leader how will you know this suits you or not? Here we will discuss few things to help your decision making and more specifically for engineering recruitment companies.
Engineering recruitment outsourcing can take its shape in various forms. A good place to start is how much recruitment your organization is carrying out and whether there is a need based on the volumes of hires you make? Ultimately you are considering recruitment outsourcing because you have a problem with your current recruitment. You need to look at what this problem is specifically.
• Is HR not capable of making enough direct hires because they have not got a recruitment background?
• Is there so much volume that your HR department cannot cope?
• Are you planning to embark on a heavy recruitment drive?
• Are you looking to cut costs in HR / agency fees?
• Are you just sick of dealing with agencies directly?
• Is HR slowing the HR process up?
The list goes on and on. Once you have evaluated your problem and realized the specific need you want to address, you are now in a much more informed position to make a decision on whether outsourcing is right for you.
Outsourcing your recruitment can help you to solve several problems but there can also be pitfalls and lack of control. Sometimes outsourced companies can create more problems, adding tiers to the recruitment process and prolonging the cycle from time to hire. So be careful while looking for an outsource company.
About Author:
James Parker has an extensive experience of business process outsourcing. If you have any question regarding outsourcing engineering jobs or finding an onshore or offshore engineering recruitment agency, James can guide you well for best engineering recruitment solutions.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Professional Engineering Recruitment Agency:
1. Career services of academic institutions: Universities and similar institutions maintain a full-time career advisory service. They serve as an engineering recruitment agency for graduating or recently graduated students, are centers of information for graduates about employment opportunities and for employers who are seeking professional engineers.
2. Employment services of professional engineering institutions: A number of engineering institutions have an engineering jobs advisory service whereby a register is kept of members seeking employment and information is collected from employers seeking staff in particular professions.
3. Employment exchange provided by the state service for young engineers provides a regular liaison between employers and unemployed youth.