Park House
57 - 59 Well Street
Bradford
BD1 5PS
tel: 01274 200600
fax: 01274 200601
14a Bond Street
Wakefield
WF1 2QP
tel: 01924 787980
fax: 01924 787981
email: info@networkrecruit.co.uk
Network Employment Consultancy are based in Wakefield supply areas such as Normanton Castleford Dewsbury
We also have offices Leeds and Bradford.
We specialise in supplying Temporary, Permanent and Contract staff.
The disciplines we specialise in are Office staff, secretarial covers Secretary who are competent in copy typing, audio and shorthand are experienced in legal and medical with knowledge of excel, spreadsheets, graphics, powerpoint, database and vdu input.
Reception staff are competent in the use of switchboards, reception and telephonists all staff are confident in using e-mail faxing, filing, photocopying and reprographics.
Accounts staff cover purchase ledger, sales ledger, credit control, wages and payroll through to trial balance
Other staffing areas cover computers staff, sales staff, telesales, customer Service, Call centre staff etc.
We have worked in all types of departments covering electoral, education, libraries and librarians, classroom assistants, occupational health department staff, invigilators for examinations administration and clerical clerk support.
Placement officers, sales order processing, account manager, telemarketing, planning, environmental, social services, benefits office, council tax, purchasing, buying, marketing,
Temporary and contract workers, employee, office juniors, Personal Assistant, Personnel, HR, procurement, project finance, invoice, credit note, data input,
Microsoft word, allocators, co-ordinators, trainees, executives facilities management, training, trainers, resources, help desk analyst,
HVAC Heating Ventilation air conditioning staff who have experience in Hevacomp, amtech, archicad, strucad, xsteel, reinforced concrete, rc, structural steel work, ss, control systems, bslink, autocad, bridges, highways, roads, building services, mechanical, electrical, M&E, building regulations, CDM calculations, chartered and civil engineering, engineers
structural, surveys condition, measured, CORGI, Acs, nebosh, transport, transportation, moss, linsig, transit, microdrain, fire, health & safety, staad.
We have architects and technicians project managers, clerk of works.
Surveyors with quantity, design, traffic, conservation, and or environmental, geotechnical, co-ordination, building, housing association, tenant and or landlord with refurbishment or newbuild, schools, colleges, residential, nursery, CSCS.
With experience of working buildings, Townhall, budget control, financial, site labour, contractor, BOM's take-off's, pre post contract estimator, estimations, town planners.
In Bradford we have a Manufacturing, Blue Collar division that supplies Panel Wirers, Assemblers, PCB assemblers, Welders, Electricians who have city and guilds or are qualified to 16th edition. Joiners, both 1st and 2nd Fix through to mechanics and we specialise in HGV mechanics who have HGV licences.
After sending out many applications, you have an interview to go for. This is your only chance to make a good impression. Find out the Location for the interview and how long it will take you to get there. Research the company, find out what they do, how many offices they have, who there competitors are. (The places you can find out information, is from; the Internet, Libraries, the company itself (ask the receptionist to send you an annual report)) Prepare your Clothes the night before, make sure what you intend to wear is clean and tidy, your shoes are polished and your tights not laddered. That your outfit looks business like, e.g. shirt & tie, hair is neat, not too many ear-rings or too many rings on your fingers. (You need to look as though you have made an effort)
Prepare relevant questions about the company and the job on offer. e.g. If you went for a position for a Filing Clerk you could ask the following questions: Would I be working in a team? Would I be responsible for computerised filing, manual filing or both? Is there a uniform or dress code? How many other offices do you have ? How many people work in your company ? Prepare answers for expected questions. "What are your strengths and weaknesses" ? "What is your greatest achievement this year"? "What skills/experience can you bring to this job/company" ? "Where can you see yourself in 5 years"? Keep your answers on the subject and do not divert off onto something irrelevant.
TIPS
Do not smoke or drink before or during the interview. Sell Yourself, what you have achieved in your past positions, (be armed with facts and figures to back your achievements up). Project a confident positive attitude. Do not raise any negative points. Get there 5 minutes early !!
THE INTERVIEW
During the interview eye contact should always be maintained. Listen to the interviewer about what they say with regards to the company and the job description. At the end of the interview you will be asked if you have any questions. One or two questions are better than none at all.
DO NOT ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
What is the salary? What are the hours of work? When are the holidays? If you ask the above questions the interviewer will think that you are not bothered about the position you are applying for and that you are only bothered about the salary, hours and holidays. When the interview is drawing to a close the interviewer will ask you "if you have any further questions to ask" If you are interested in the job you should say - "From what you have told me today, I feel as though I am capable of doing the job, I am very interested in the position on offer and I am available to work from……….…..date"
THE OFFER
Always accept the offer if made during an interview, "the ball is then in your court" after sleeping on the decision you can then accept or reject the job. The next day you will be in a stronger position to negotiate on points, such as Salary, Holidays or Vehicle. Always ensure you have the offer in writing from the company before handing in your notice. Once you have the offer, reply immediately giving your commencement date.
As a prospective client you need to have confidence in your chosen agency, ensuring they can respond quickly to your needs. Whether it be a temporary person to cover sickness or holidays or a permanent person to join your existing team.
Network has over 30 years experience in successfully providing the right staff to both large and small companies.
Our specialist market knowledge enables us to advise our clients on the availability of particular skills and the current industry rates.
Network's Qualified Consultants are all experts in their own field and can save you both time and money by taking over the task of recruiting your personnel.
We interview and test hundreds of potential applicants per year, we identify professional skills, experience and personal qualities, so that we can match the right person to the right job.
As a member of the RECRUITMENT AND EMPLOYMENT CONFEDERATION you can be sure that we adhere to good recruitment practice at all times.