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| Originally Posted by skidlids I have decided to start looking around for a new job and was considering approaching a recruitment agency or two
I have been in the same job since 1988 but have had enough this year of having to on average 30 hours overtime a month, so far this month I have done 14 hours overtime consiting of a 10 hour day on Wednesday, over 14 hours on Thursday and 11 hours on Friday and not only do you get no thanks for it you find hardly anybody else ids doing more than the bare minimum.
its been ages since I did a CV in fact it was way before I had a PC
So any advice, recomendations greatfullt received.
Here's an example of what I think I need to include on my CV
Current employment January 1988 to present day, working as a shift supervisor, responsible for the day to day running, maintenance and improvement of two Electron Beam accelerators that were originally part of the United Kingdoms Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) nuclear physics program
Part of this job included faultfinding and repair of
1. L-Band Rf system up to 60MW
2. Electronic control circuits
3. 3 phase control systems
4. High Voltage pulse modulators
5. Water cooling systems, controlled and uncontrolled
6. Various magnet systems
7. Ultra high vacuum systems
8. Conveyor system with PLC control
9. Oxide coated Cathode and dispenser cathode electron guns
Previous experience includes fault finding and repair of
1. Robots
2. Multi-track conveyors
3. Automated framing stations
4. Construction of satellites, building wiring looms and circuit boards
I served a full 4-year Electrical Apprenticeship at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE) Harwell
So any pointers please
Thanks
Kev |
Kev, I used to be a recruitment consultant, mainly for engineering and avaiation ( airbus) so if you need any help, just shout... in fact if you want me to, I will do your CV for you, if you haven't already done one.
Terri