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News Release from: Venture Marketing Group
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 March 2002
Careers on show at Wembley
The UK National Engineering Recruitment Exhibition will profile engineering in all its disciplines.
The UK National Engineering Recruitment Exhibition (NER), taking place in Hall 3, at Wembley, London on 10th and 11th of May 2002 will profile engineering in all its disciplines including civil electrical, electronic, manufacturing and systems engineering Hailed as the most cost-effective forum for recruiting engineers across the UK, the exhibition targets experienced and graduate engineers
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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With thousands of positions available, the event will provide a forum for both exhibitors and visitors to meet and discuss opportunities.
Venture Marketing Group has teamed up with Input, an education/industry link project based at The Oxford Trust, to run two interactive competitions each day, namely: the Wind Powered Vehicle Challenge and the Emergency Medical Supplies Challenge.
After receiving a briefing on the principles of the Wind Powered Vehicle Challenge, teams of up to four contestants will demonstrate their engineering expertise by constructing a vehicle from a kit of structural and mechanical components, capable of travelling directly into the flow of air in a wind tunnel.
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The Wind Powered Vehicle Challenge will run on both days at 12pm.
Contestants will have 1 hour to complete the challenge.
The Emergency Medical Supplies Challenge will run at 3.30pm on the Friday and 2.30pm on the Saturday.
Teams will consist of two people and will demonstrate their expertise in efficient packaging of fragile materials by designing a structure that will prevent a fresh egg from breaking after being thrown over a 2m high wall onto a concrete floor.
Teams will be given one A4 sheet of paper, a length of adhesive tape, scissors and an egg.
Contestants will have 45 minutes to complete the challenge.
The Oxford Trust, founded in 1985, works with education bodies by enthusing young people in science and technology, and with industry, to promote the role of science and technology in economic development.
It is a source of best practice and influences policy locally, regionally and in Europe.
John Allen, Director of Input commented, "We are delighted to be working with Venture Marketing Group, to help demonstrate and promote engineering in a way that is fun and accessible to all.
We recognise that encouraging potential engineers is the only way to ensure that the industry will prosper in the future.
With this in mind, we hope that we shall be able to encourage visitors at NER to participate in the interactive challenges and benefit from the exhibition, which is the premier of the engineering industry in the UK".
Other features at NER include a CV clinic and a careers presentation theatre.
Key exhibitors at the National Engineering Recruitment Exhibition include: BAE Systems, One 2 One, Alstom Transport Service, BOC Edwards, Carillion Rail, Flight Re-Fueling, National Air Traffic Services, Parsons Brinckerhoff, The Technology Partnership, TRW Aeronautical System and Vodaphone UK.
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