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  • 19-07-2010 11:10pm
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    maxamillius
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    anyone work for or know anyone in signal maintenace eg,peek or serco

    thanks


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    robbie81
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    i used to work for both of them there are a couple of other companies that do signals traffic solutions and elmores u could try them


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    maxamillius
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    hey mate.do you need to be electronics technician to get in with them or do they take on sparks,also any info on how you went about applying would be great as im finding it very hard to get info

    cheers mate


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    robbie81
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    no you dont have to be a electronics technician most of the lads i worked with where just normal sparks just try sendin in cvs or keep an eye out if a vacancy comes up but id say there are loads of people applyin now


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    maxamillius
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    appreciate the info mate,do they provide there own traiing for working on the traffic lights etc?


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    robbie81
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    no bother, ye usally u will spend a few days being training if you are a sparks you pick it up fairly quick, best of luck with the job hunt


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