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Transitioning from Contract to Permanent Mechanical Positions

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Contract work offers flexibility and diverse experience, but many mechanical engineers aspire to the stability and benefits of permanent roles. Transitioning requires strategic planning, from upskilling to showcasing your value to employers. Mechanical Partners is committed to helping engineers navigate this shift with confidence, connecting talent with businesses seeking long-term expertise. This guide shares practical […]

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Safety Certifications for Mechanical Roles in the UK

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In the mechanical engineering sector, particularly on high-hazard sites in the UK, safety certifications are non-negotiable. They ensure compliance with stringent regulations and demonstrate a commitment to workplace safety. At Mechanical Partners, we understand that certifications like CSCS, IPAF, PASMA, and COMAH-specific training not only enhance your skills but also boost your career prospects. This

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Mechanical Partners at the Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition

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In the fast-paced world of mechanical engineering, events like the Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition provide invaluable opportunities to connect with others in the sector. On Wednesday this week (17th September) Jon Golding, our Mechanical Partners MD, attended the Rooms venue in Birchwood, teaming up with Kirsty Brewer, the MD from EC&I Partners. This collaboration

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Avoiding Burnout: Balancing productivity and wellbeing

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Long shifts, travel, tight deadlines, and demanding project specs, engineers across the UK are no strangers to pressure. But when consistent stress goes unchecked, it can lead to burnout, a state of mental and physical exhaustion that can derail even the most dedicated professional. If you’re feeling stretched thin, here are practical ways to strike

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The Importance of Upskilling: Staying Relevant in Changing Times

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The engineering world is changing fast. Whether it’s new technologies, tighter compliance, or more advanced site systems, staying still could mean falling behind. Upskillling for engineers is more important than ever. For mechanical and multi-skilled engineers, upskilling for engineers isn’t just a bonus, it’s becoming a must. If you want to stay competitive, secure better

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How to Navigate Career Progression in a Competitive Market

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In today’s engineering landscape, the best opportunities don’t always go to the most experienced, they go to the most prepared. Whether you’re on the tools, managing breakdowns, or working on shutdowns, it’s never too early (or too late) to think about what’s next. Here’s how mechanical and multi-skilled engineers can progress their careers, even in

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