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Siemens Mobility welcomes bumper intake of young talent to Goole Rail Village
Siemens Mobility has taken on 24 young people in apprenticeships and graduate roles at its Goole Rail Village, from where the company is assembling new Piccadilly line trains and which could deliver the UK’s next generation of main line trains. The recruitment includes 22 apprentices – the highest number of apprentices recruited by Siemens Mobility in the UK for a single site in a year – and...
WiME Hull careers event helps teacher pursue a new career in renewable energy
A former science teacher has channelled her passion for the planet into a new career in renewable energy, thanks to Green Port Hull’s Women into Manufacturing and Engineering (WiME) initiative. Carrie Grimbleby left teaching last year to study for a Master’s degree in renewable energy. She came across WiME when she was looking at job opportunities for when she graduated and, through attending...
Arco experts teach Ron Dearing UTC students all about safety
Engineering students at Hull’s Ron Dearing UTC have been learning all about workplace safety, thanks to Arco’s experts. As part of the city centre school’s Engineering Safety Week (September 9-13), the Hull-based safety specialist held workshops for students, including an interactive display area based around virtual reality and a competition focused on working at height safety. Arco’s Brian...
P.A.U.L for Brain Recovery to take on popular Humber Bridge cycling event
Popular cycling event the Humber Bridge Sportive has been taken over by the charity P.A.U.L For Brain Recovery, which says it is looking forward to upholding its reputation for fundraising. The Humber Bridge Sportive was established in 2014 by local cycling enthusiasts Ian Nicholls and Andy Cawley. This year's event saw more than 400 riders participate and raise more than £15,000 for eight local...
Rollits serving up breakfast and best practice for charity and education sector leaders
Experts at a leading law firm will address issues ranging from how to handle serious incidents involving charities to social media threats on smart phones as part of their next series of free breakfast briefings. Rollits, which has offices in Hull and York, will present a series of three briefings for the charity and education sectors with some content relevant to both audiences. The first in...