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Operations Planner- Essex
Operations Planner
Essex
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EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITY – OPERATIONS PLANNER!
Vacancy: Operations Planner (Manufacturing)
Location: Essex
Package: £Competitive plus benefits
Duration: Permanent
The Background
A successful international organisation providing electronics communications systems is looking for an Operations Planner to provide feedback of planning outputs to the business divisions and provide absence cover so the planning activity for the whole of the company is not reliant on one single person.
The Job Spec.,
As an Operations Planner you’ll be involved in manufacturing planning of often complex electronic components in low volumes or special projects. You’ll provide feedback of plans and changes to those plans to the Business divisions, implement the Engineering and Production Change Requests and maintain the parts master on the business systems (MRP / MPS)
Your back ground
You’ll be educated to a degree/HNC/HND or equivalent in Materials/ Operations planning or a Business System related discipline and/or have experience working in Manufacturing / Engineering environment. You’ll demonstrate a sound understanding of MPS/MRP systems and have good knowledge of EFACs or similar (SAP) Business system.
In return you’ll enjoy an opportunity at a successful company where you will have great opportunities to further your skills and work on a variety of projects and contribute to the success of the organisation.
Apply:
To apply please upload your CV on our site Vacancyshack.co.uk - your most up-to-date CV together with salary details to
enquiry@vacancyshack.co.uk
Tuesday 1 March 2011
Wednesday 16 February 2011
Vacancy for Taxi Driver to share car in Bournemouth Immediate start
Local Operator requires a Driver Taxi -Private Hire Licenced driver for immediate start on local Taxi Circuit and also Longer distance airport and port transfer work.For the second vacancy you must have a good knowledge of London Airports, Part time and full time vacancies for the right people.
contact us today on 01202 467 251 between 09.00 am and 5.00pm
Monday 31 January 2011
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Are you looking to hire in the next few months?
Then why not kick start your recruitment with a free advert on our main web sites for candidates at Vacancy Shack -
we've got a promotion on that could save you recruitment money.-
One free advert of a vacancy you have in your organisation for free.
See our terms and conditions on the main web sites.
Saturday 17 July 2010
That Gap Year
Persuade the Parents That a Gap Year is a Great Idea
Mark Bottell
Whilst you may be one hundred per cent sure that a gap year is exactly what you need, you may need a little more time to persuade your parents of the same thing. It is always hard for them to let their children fly the nest, especially when that flight is likely to take them right across the globe. If you're armed with these arguments however, you may find it just that little bit easier to persuade your parents that a gap year is a great idea.
It'll Get Me Off Street Corners - Every parent fears that their kids are spending too much of their time hanging around on street corners, and many will jump at the opportunity to get them out and about and doing something productive. This gives you the perfect argument for taking a gap year as it will ensure that you swap those shopping centers with something much more exciting, and a whole lot more rewarding. Your folks will like nothing more than the idea that your days will be spent both out of trouble and out of doors enjoying everything that nature has to offer.
It'll Look Good on my C.V. - Our parents spend the early years of our lives involving us in as many activities, sports and hobbies as they can fit into the space of a week, all in the hope that we will grow up to be well-rounded and employable individuals with a C.V. to match. However, the real aim of a C.V. is to demonstrate your life experience as well as your workplace experience, and what better way to do that than to get out there and see some of the world. Many people would argue that you don't really grow up until you have travelled and stood on your own two feet. Taking a gap year is a great way of taking that first step on the road to the rest of your life. Hitting a few bumps along the way will give you something to talk about in job interviews for years to come.
It'll Help Me Learn the Value of Money - There is no disputing the fact that a gap year can cost a lot of money and this is a common concern that many parents raise when the subject is broached. However, whilst they are absolutely right in saying that that money to fund a year out must come from somewhere, they are perhaps not seeing the wood for the trees. Raising the money you need to go on a gap year not only gives you a perfect opportunity to appreciate what it is like to work full time, but also helps you to develop invaluable skills in budgeting and saving - both skills that you will appreciate later in life when your overheads suddenly shoot through the roof.
So, if your parents don't seem too psyched about the idea of you taking a gap year, try to present it to them from a slightly different perspective. Rather than seeing it as a fun way of putting off the rest of your life for a year or so, you will be able to persuade them that it is the perfect opportunity to develop skills that will be a great deal of use to you a few years down the line.
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Mark Bottell is the General Manager for Worldwide Experience, an online tour operator offering extended breaks on gap year and other adventurous holidays for adults.
Mark Bottell
Whilst you may be one hundred per cent sure that a gap year is exactly what you need, you may need a little more time to persuade your parents of the same thing. It is always hard for them to let their children fly the nest, especially when that flight is likely to take them right across the globe. If you're armed with these arguments however, you may find it just that little bit easier to persuade your parents that a gap year is a great idea.
It'll Get Me Off Street Corners - Every parent fears that their kids are spending too much of their time hanging around on street corners, and many will jump at the opportunity to get them out and about and doing something productive. This gives you the perfect argument for taking a gap year as it will ensure that you swap those shopping centers with something much more exciting, and a whole lot more rewarding. Your folks will like nothing more than the idea that your days will be spent both out of trouble and out of doors enjoying everything that nature has to offer.
It'll Look Good on my C.V. - Our parents spend the early years of our lives involving us in as many activities, sports and hobbies as they can fit into the space of a week, all in the hope that we will grow up to be well-rounded and employable individuals with a C.V. to match. However, the real aim of a C.V. is to demonstrate your life experience as well as your workplace experience, and what better way to do that than to get out there and see some of the world. Many people would argue that you don't really grow up until you have travelled and stood on your own two feet. Taking a gap year is a great way of taking that first step on the road to the rest of your life. Hitting a few bumps along the way will give you something to talk about in job interviews for years to come.
It'll Help Me Learn the Value of Money - There is no disputing the fact that a gap year can cost a lot of money and this is a common concern that many parents raise when the subject is broached. However, whilst they are absolutely right in saying that that money to fund a year out must come from somewhere, they are perhaps not seeing the wood for the trees. Raising the money you need to go on a gap year not only gives you a perfect opportunity to appreciate what it is like to work full time, but also helps you to develop invaluable skills in budgeting and saving - both skills that you will appreciate later in life when your overheads suddenly shoot through the roof.
So, if your parents don't seem too psyched about the idea of you taking a gap year, try to present it to them from a slightly different perspective. Rather than seeing it as a fun way of putting off the rest of your life for a year or so, you will be able to persuade them that it is the perfect opportunity to develop skills that will be a great deal of use to you a few years down the line.
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Mark Bottell is the General Manager for Worldwide Experience, an online tour operator offering extended breaks on gap year and other adventurous holidays for adults.
Wednesday 9 June 2010
Overseas jobs - see our Overseas section
"Overseas jobs coming in see our Overseas section on the front page of Vacancy Shack to see more"
Overseas jobs - see our Overseas section
Overseas jobs coming in.
see our Overseas section on the front page of VacancyShack for details
see our Overseas section on the front page of VacancyShack for details
Sunday 6 June 2010
Airport Cars Bournemouth
We can supply most vehicles through our associates in the Private Hire catagory. contact us on enquiry@airportcarsbournemouth.co.uk
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