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  • Careers in Rail – What Can it Offer?
    In spite of the pressure placed on businesses across the country by the current ‘credit crunch’, the UK’s rail industry seems to be enjoying a renaissance that will define it as one of the major rail industries in Europe, if not, the world The government is continuing to invest huge sums into the improvement of existing rail networks and is dedicated to providing a ‘greener’ service by the year 2014, aiming to bring carbon emissions down to an absolute minimum, whilst looking at factors such as trackside biodiversity, reduced intrusion on communities and their landscapes, air quality, noise and vibration levels
  • Careers in Utility – What Can it Offer?
    The UK Utility industry is a vast sector that is divided into a variety of specialist industries: oil, gas, petroleum, coal, nuclear power renewable energy and the waste management and water industries Some of these sub-divisions are comparatively large, such as the oil, gas and water sectors, whilst others such as the coal industry are relatively small
  • The UK Economy and Its Effect on the Rail Industry
    No matter whether you call it the ‘liquidity crisis’, the ‘credit squeeze’, or the ‘credit crunch’ it all comes down to the same thing The economic growth of the UK is slowing dramatically and there are growing fears of a recession
  • The UK Economy and Its Effect on the Utilities Industry
    Within this time of economic instability the utilities industry is being hit alongside all other sectors But how much of an effect is the credit crunch really having on the sector and the people who work within it
  • Engineers in Demand: A Career in the Utilities Industry For a Qualified Engineer Has Never Looked Better
    The Utilities Industry can be defined as ‘companies that provide the following utility services; electrical power, natural gas, steam supply, water supply and sewage removal’ It could also arguably be said that telecommunications and even transport and road systems could also be viewed as a utilities
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