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Safety Certifications for Mechanical Roles in the UK

Leave a Comment / Advice / Natasha Hicks

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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Networking strategies for career success

Leave a Comment / Advice / Natasha Hicks

When it comes to progressing your career in the engineering and technical sectors, qualifications and experience matter, but so does who you know. Building strong professional relationships can open doors to new opportunities, projects, and insights you won’t find on job boards. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to move into more senior roles,

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The Importance of Upskilling: Staying Relevant in Changing Times

Leave a Comment / Advice / Natasha Hicks

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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Why Shift Patterns Are Breaking Your Workforce (and What to Do About It)

Mastering the Job Interview: Tips to Secure Your Next Role

Leave a Comment / Advice / Natasha Hicks

Even the most experienced engineers can get caught off guard in a job interview, especially if it’s been a while since your last one. But with the right preparation and a clear understanding of what employers are looking for, you can walk in with confidence and walk out with an offer.Whether you’re interviewing for a

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Exploring Opportunities in COMAH Industries

Leave a Comment / Advice / Natasha Hicks

COMAH sites, regulated under the Control of Major Accident Hazards, offer some of the most secure and rewarding environments for mechanical and multi-skilled engineers across the UK. Whether you’ve worked on high-risk sites before or are considering a move into this space, here’s what you need to know about the COMAH engineering jobs available, and

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Five steps to crafting a standout CV

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Your CV is the first impression you give to a potential employer, especially in fast-paced sectors like manufacturing, heavy industry, or energy, where hiring decisions are often made quickly. If you’re a mechanical or multi-skilled engineer looking to stand out, here are five practical ways to make your CV work harder for you. Put your

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