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I'm a Recruiter who works in the General Insurance/Financial Services space and have done so now for 18 years and previous to that i worked within in the Insurance sector. Dando if you need anyone for your team let m know.......mates rates of course;)

Fish, amazingly me and Mrs Drewster have also discussed rendering our house/cottage. Late 18th century build i believe . It won't be imminent but when we press the button i'll be sure to get in contact.
 
Self employed Computer Engineer, dealing mostly with the domestic market 18 years experience

I fix your "broken Windows" :)

Anything from supplying new kit, to data recovery, to virus issues to troubleshooting to networking etc

one of the "go to" guys on here for PC advice,

Previously worked in Barclays Branches (till 1996)
then after that a House Husband for 5 years. Oh yes
 
NOC Shift Technical Team Leader for a business WiFi company that supply WiFi for multiple businesses around the country including all airports , big hotel chains , holiday parks , banks , offices both in U.K. and around the world
 
Projects Engineer for a company that makes Broadcast equipment. So not much use to anyone or very transferable. We do design and build our PCB's and have kit at all the worlds top Broadcasters.
 
Senior Producer / Project Manager / Management Monkey in the video game industry. >20 years in software engineering ranging from mobile phones, digital television broadcasting, consumer electronics and entertainment. Bit bored of it all, wish I'd stuck to art.
 
Senior Producer / Project Manager / Management Monkey in the video game industry. >20 years in software engineering ranging from mobile phones, digital television broadcasting, consumer electronics and entertainment. Bit bored of it all, wish I'd stuck to art.

Wishes...indeed - I quite often wish I'd stuck at my Architecture studies - I ditched doing the degree after three years, to do a degree I reckoned might earn me a bit of money one day - so I did Mathematics. And it has earned me a bit of money - a bit. But still have a hankering for architecture, so might have another go.
 
Time served as a mechanic in my youth before deciding freezing cold garages are not for me.
Currently Head of Europen Operations for a large IP company but I specialise is process architecture, improvement and efficiency. Plan to start a consultancy in the next 5 years.
 
IT expert, mostly virtulisation, storage and all things Citrix. No I dont want to help fix your PC
 
I'm a service engineer for a British cnc machining centre manufacturer, I do installs, services, repairs, programming the lot really. Although I'm electrically trained it's a multi skilled job, I may be knocking out bearings one day, testing/fitting a 300Hz motor the next, and installing a new pc/setting up IP addresses the day after that. Every day is different which I love.

Fish, you've piqued my interest, I'm pretty sure out house doesn't have cavity insulation and I'm trying to get it a bit more energy efficient.
If you don't mind me asking, what's the best (cheapest ;)) way of getting the work done and are there available grants?


Who do you work for mate, I'm a maintenance tech for an oil and gas firm and I'm the same repair cnc machines I'm electrical biased but do it all, mechanical ,electrical, pneumatics, hydraulics, welding plants etc. Work on DST ,Millturn, Tacchi and Soraluce lathes, borers and verticals.
 
Who do you work for mate, I'm a maintenance tech for an oil and gas firm and I'm the same repair cnc machines I'm electrical biased but do it all, mechanical ,electrical, pneumatics, hydraulics, welding plants etc. Work on DST ,Millturn, Tacchi and Soraluce lathes, borers and verticals.

A company called Stuga mate (Great Yarmouth based despite the German sounding name), we make machines specifically for the manufacture of UPVC windows, door and conservatories.
Essentially I travel around window companies in Northern England and Scotland sorting them out, I'm in Preston today for instance, I don't touch lathes or any other machine to be honest unless the customer is desperate and willing to give me a back hander ;)

What about you?
 
A company called Stuga mate (Great Yarmouth based despite the German sounding name), we make machines specifically for the manufacture of UPVC windows, door and conservatories.
Essentially I travel around window companies in Northern England and Scotland sorting them out, I'm in Preston today for instance, I don't touch lathes or any other machine to be honest unless the customer is desperate and willing to give me a back hander ;)

What about you?

Factory based in Montrose mate been there 14 years so far, every day is a school day
 
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