Career program for green engineers
British clean technology firm ENER-G has launched a career program for new engineers focusing on environmental technology.
Source: Tom Young, GreenBiz
British clean technology firm ENER-G has created a new career program to recruit engineers and train them in environmental technology and management skills, according to GreenBiz .
The program will recruit engineers in the fields of mechanical, electrical, and building services, with the hope of escalating ENER-G's expansion plans. Over the first two years of employment with the firm, program members also will cover new engineering technologies, as well as occupational subjects such as health and safety, finance, contractual awareness, leadership, presentation, and negotiating skills.
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