Engineering info please!
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Engineering info please!
Hi i am looking to be able to work abroad in the future and am asking for any advice or info from you expats!
I am currently an Apprentice with BAE Systems working as a Pipe Fabricator/Fitter Engineer, training to NVQ Level 3 and higher, working on Ships and Submarines. Does anyone know if this type of work is available in Canada, if not in marine then in the Oil/Gas industries or Pipelines?
Thanks.
I am currently an Apprentice with BAE Systems working as a Pipe Fabricator/Fitter Engineer, training to NVQ Level 3 and higher, working on Ships and Submarines. Does anyone know if this type of work is available in Canada, if not in marine then in the Oil/Gas industries or Pipelines?
Thanks.
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I would imagine that normally this type of experience would be useful for the oil and gas industry. BUT, a lot of oil and gas projects are being cancelled at the moment and the associated companies relying on these projects have been laying off in the 1000s
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Re: Engineering info please!
Hi i am looking to be able to work abroad in the future and am asking for any advice or info from you expats!
I am currently an Apprentice with BAE Systems working as a Pipe Fabricator/Fitter Engineer, training to NVQ Level 3 and higher, working on Ships and Submarines. Does anyone know if this type of work is available in Canada, if not in marine then in the Oil/Gas industries or Pipelines?
Thanks.
I am currently an Apprentice with BAE Systems working as a Pipe Fabricator/Fitter Engineer, training to NVQ Level 3 and higher, working on Ships and Submarines. Does anyone know if this type of work is available in Canada, if not in marine then in the Oil/Gas industries or Pipelines?
Thanks.
My husband applied last year through Engineer your Career, interviews are taking place in April.
http://www.engineeryourcareer.ca/ind...d=14&Itemid=29
Have a look and see if your profession is listed and send in your resume, get a riddle on.
Good Luck
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Re: Engineering info please!
Thank you for your help so far!