Senergy creating jobs in next two months
Aberdeen energy service company Senergy said yesterday it would be creating up to 80 jobs before the end of May due to growing demand for its services.
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Prince fears for UK engineering future
The Prince of Wales is to warn that Britain is in danger of relinquishing its world class reputation as the "standard bearer of quality manufacturing and engineering" if more young people are not attracted into the industries.
MP opens crane firm’s new Aberdeen offices
Aberdeen-based oil service company Sparrows has opened new £2million offices in the city to accommodate its growing workforce.
Flood of training applications
Survival Craft Inspectorate (SCI) said yesterday it had recruited two new apprentices and planned to take on four more in the next six months after a flood of applications.
Deepwater Samurai discovery makes the cut
Anadarko has made a further significant deepwater find in the US Gulf of Mexico - its third this year to date.
Wood aiming to raise profile at ONS
NORWAY is a key market for international energy service company Wood Group and this year marks the seventh time the firm has participated at ONS.