job interview

[Dave the spark]

Evenin' all,

I've got an interview on Tuesday for a position carrying out inspection and testing within water treatment plants.

I have very little interview experience due to being with the same company from serving my time until last year, 20 years in all. I've also never worked in an industrial environment, or within water treatment plants, but it is an area I'm really interested in moving in to as I'm sick to death of working in a domestic environment.

Has anyone ever worked within water treatment plants, or similar installations? Are there any areas I could educate myself in, e.g types of glands to be used for external and corrosive influences? Anything at all that might help me?

I'll be honest, it took me a long time to try and improve myself as an electrician and my attitude wasn't always right but once I grew up a bit I've strived to better myself, and learn as much as I could to allow me to keep improving my knowledge. Getting this job would be the next step for me and it's a progression I really want to make.

Any tips for interviews and areas to look at regulation wise would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers.

 

[Diddy]

Got the job!

Chuffed to bits. Thanks for all the advice on the thread, much appreciated.

hope it turns out to be all that you were hoping for. Remember sometimes it takes a wee while to get into the stride. Come back in a month or two and give us a feel good update.....if you don't mind.
Good luck mate.

 

[Hellmooth]

Well done mate!

 

[Dave the spark]

Start in April, I'll be sure to post an update.

If I see anyone working on the barriers I'll shout @Hellmooth and see if anyone replies

 

[Hellmooth]

Start in April, I'll be sure to post an update.

If I see anyone working on the barriers I'll shout @Hellmooth and see if anyone replies

Yeah do that mate lol

 

[Richard Burns]

Well done on getting the job.
I hope the job goes well and that you can learn and enjoy work.

 

[SparkyChick]

Congrats

 

[KennyKen]

Congrats mate...