Posted By Sara Watson AIMS, a part of Alfred McAlpine plc, is one of the UK’s leading providers of business to business specialist consultancy and training services to a blue chip client base. AIMS has exciting growth plans. To facilitate these plans for growth, we need to recruit an expert, professional and customer focused SHE Technical Manager to join the organisation to help deliver the contracts we are winning. Candidates must be degree qualified, have a comprehensive knowledge of all UK SHE legislation, have a NEBOSH diploma and membership of IOSH or an appropriate specialist professional body. Candidates must have strong verbal and written communication skills; have commercial awareness of pricing and profitability and experience in a consultancy environment. Being a team player with the ability to work toward the facilitation of relationships and progress is also essential. AIMS group offer a competitive remuneration package, including company car, pension, bonus scheme and other benefits. Location: Towcester/Milton Keynes or Tannochside. 2 – 3 days per week expected at either location. AIMS is an equal opportunities employer. To apply for this post or for more information, please contact Mrs Jodie Peach on 01327 810038 or write to AIMS, The Dovecote, Pury Hill Business Park, Alderton Road, Towcester, Northants. NN12 7LS.

Posted By Mike Miller Common problem with some Agencies, they are just not worth the bother. OK you might just not fit the bill, fine, but a phone call or some feed back would cost very little. However that would be the decent thing to do!

Posted By Brett Day Thanks Gents, I was begining to wonder. Just lately I've been finding that companies want absolutely top notch service 200% commitment from prospective employees but don't even do them the basic courtesy of responding. I had an interview with another company last week, was told you should hear something Monday, Tuesday at the latest. If not phone Wednesday, I eventually got a reply late yesterday. Still I suppose it's better than one company I went to last month, was told to phone back, and heard in the background 'if it's either X or X tell them I'm not in. The Agency involved, took this up with the company and eventually got a straight answer. If companies can't be bothered when they are supposed to be 'selling' themselves, I can only shudder at how they treat the emlployees.