Posted By John Mackessack Following the highly acclaimed launch of the Rolls-Royce Phantom, we now have 500 employees based at our brand new state-of-the-art manufacturing plant and head office facility at Goodwood, West Sussex. The opportunity has arisen for a twelve-month placement within the environment, health and safety (EHS) department. This role will provide an excellent opportunity to gain experience in the daily operations of an active EHS team. The successful applicant will support the EHS team in their wide range of activities, tasks and projects, mainly focusing on safety and environmental risk assessments, management system support and identifying and implementing opportunities for improvements. There will also be a responsibility to establish a document control system and gather research for specific projects including the potential for renewable energy technologies on the site. Applicants will be studying towards a degree course that involves either health and safety or environmental studies. You will also have an eye for detail, strong communication skills, the ability to think of creative solutions and be aiming towards a 2:1 degree. Salary: Discussed with successful applicant. Closing Date for Applications: 13th May 2005 Please apply in writing, enclosing your CV and covering letter quoting ‘EHS Student Placement’, to: Human Resources Department, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited, The Drive, Westhampnett, Chichester, PO18 0SH Or E-Mail: christopher.chamberlain@rolls-roycemotorcars.com

Posted By Daniel Stonehouse Unfortunately your posting is a few months too late for me as i have already found a placement, but i shall pass this information on to the rest of my group.

Posted By John Mackessack This position is being re-advertised and so the closing date for applications has been extended until 30th June 2005.

Posted By Daniel Stonehouse I do not think that there is no interest in placements generally, and i don't want to pick out this placement in particular, but the location of a placement has a great bearing on whether people want to or are able to take on positions. Also by this time of year most people have either decided not to take a placement or have already found a place. I have seen placements that have had deadlines of last november: by this time of year very few people are still looking for work for the next financial year. It's a pity though, as it looks a very interesting place to be.