Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
Job 1 already on employer direct
Job 2 going on employer direct today
Both vacancies filled now ta
Both vacancies filled now ta
disco147
Well-Known Member
glad this got bumped up... anyone with an SIA door supervisor license or CCTV license?
or anyone interested in stewarding...
PM me, I'm senior supervisor on an events/concert type site with a nightclub on site - opens 23rd of this month. Work on a full time or part time basis dependant on experience and needs - this site is in Newham, East London.
Rates of pay go from £7.50 p/h for static guards, £9 p/h upwards for event security and doorstaff dependant on experience again.
Stewarding is anything from £6.50 p/h upwards dependant on the job and experience.
Generally 12 hour shifts - If interested PM me with all experience relating to security work and "people skills"
Also available:
Regular work @ events around the country so if your interested in going to work some festivals let me know. If you want to work a specific festival I have many contacts in the industry I can put you in contact with provided you promise not to let me down and ruin my reputation in the industry.
or anyone interested in stewarding...
PM me, I'm senior supervisor on an events/concert type site with a nightclub on site - opens 23rd of this month. Work on a full time or part time basis dependant on experience and needs - this site is in Newham, East London.
Rates of pay go from £7.50 p/h for static guards, £9 p/h upwards for event security and doorstaff dependant on experience again.
Stewarding is anything from £6.50 p/h upwards dependant on the job and experience.
Generally 12 hour shifts - If interested PM me with all experience relating to security work and "people skills"
Also available:
Regular work @ events around the country so if your interested in going to work some festivals let me know. If you want to work a specific festival I have many contacts in the industry I can put you in contact with provided you promise not to let me down and ruin my reputation in the industry.
chunkymunky
New Member
I am looking for rural work, hereford n worcester preferably. Not afraid ofhard work. Carpentry skills, fire safety, health and safety, confined spaces.
No harm in asking eh.
No harm in asking eh.
chunkymunky
New Member
No one has any vacancies? Things are getting hard huh
Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
I.T. company in Blythe valley looking for engineers/helpdesk/instructors
Ideally will have experience in all below
Pro/ENGINEER, Windchill, Arbortext, Isodraw, Mathcad
Send me a PM for further details
Ideally will have experience in all below
Pro/ENGINEER, Windchill, Arbortext, Isodraw, Mathcad
Send me a PM for further details
landrover11019
Active Member
Anyone looking for a driver?
I'm working as a london bus driver at the moment, and can't stand it anymore!
PSV holder, clean licence, BTEC and all CPC done.
Single with no kids, happy to do any shifts, earlies/middles/lates/weekends.
Located in benfleet, essex.
Pm's please.
I'm working as a london bus driver at the moment, and can't stand it anymore!
PSV holder, clean licence, BTEC and all CPC done.
Single with no kids, happy to do any shifts, earlies/middles/lates/weekends.
Located in benfleet, essex.
Pm's please.
Series71
Space man
damory are advertising at the moment but the drivers really are arrogant pricks
uncle albert
New Member
give coaching a go mate , totally different world. people on coach cos they want to be not have to be . I did and wouldnt go back to service work
My place is looking for some one to be my lacky I.T support, thou they never advertise jobs, they go on monster.com etal and serch for cv's they like and invite them to apply.
Thou its now been a year since the last one left after we found out he was drinking all day in work. They finaly interviewed two temps last week to fill for 3 months till they got someone perm, only nether of them turned up, both rung up, one fell down the stairs one just could not make it.
Rearranged interviews for this week, nether turned up or phoned in to say they could not make it. Thou tbf they prob told them the hours, 12am till 8pm two days a week, 10am till 6pm the rest, 16 weeks a year 8:30am till 3:30pm and then covering my shift 6 weeks a year as well and I start at 8am, so some days you could be doing 8 till 8.
Thou its now been a year since the last one left after we found out he was drinking all day in work. They finaly interviewed two temps last week to fill for 3 months till they got someone perm, only nether of them turned up, both rung up, one fell down the stairs one just could not make it.
Rearranged interviews for this week, nether turned up or phoned in to say they could not make it. Thou tbf they prob told them the hours, 12am till 8pm two days a week, 10am till 6pm the rest, 16 weeks a year 8:30am till 3:30pm and then covering my shift 6 weeks a year as well and I start at 8am, so some days you could be doing 8 till 8.
Discodad
Well-Known Member
give coaching a go mate , totally different world. people on coach cos they want to be not have to be . I did and wouldnt go back to service work
Talisman always seem busy. You'd have to be prepared to European tours.
tomseries3tom
New Member
I'm looking for work. Done a apprenticship at bombardier building trains but can put my hand to anythink. Labouring gardening mechanics got contract work at the moment but its **** pay and would like to start somewhere new.
Tom_birmingham
Tom_birmingham
Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
I'm looking for work. Done a apprenticship at bombardier building trains but can put my hand to anythink. Labouring gardening mechanics got contract work at the moment but its **** pay and would like to start somewhere new teaching English would be good
Tom_birmingham
Edited for ya
tomseries3tom
New Member
Oldseadog
Well-Known Member
How come all these things are down south?
Anyone want an Old Gimmer who has run major projects, but who's lucky, gas and welding tickets have expired, yet has more practical skills than many of the so-called tradesmen?
Forgot to mention that I have spent my life moving around, so any offers must be within 20 miles of Newcastle.
Anyone want an Old Gimmer who has run major projects, but who's lucky, gas and welding tickets have expired, yet has more practical skills than many of the so-called tradesmen?
Forgot to mention that I have spent my life moving around, so any offers must be within 20 miles of Newcastle.
That seems standard now, my wife is convinced that 99% of jobs on sites don't actually exist, it is just a way to get CV's up there or for recruitment agencies to get details.
Still, it worked for her, new job starts on Monday
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Paulmitchell1984
Well-Known Member
wish id have picked my options better as a young'en as i want to get into this now but stuck in the daily routine and cant afford apprentaship wages now
*minty*
Well-Known Member
Available in 6 weeks time for anythin within decent travellin distance of Nailsworth area. Domestic cleanin, business cleaning of offices etc, carin of elderly relatives, dog walking, ironin, I can apply emulsion and gloss. Proof reading, putting leaflets in envelopes, delivering leaflets etc.
