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In Profile – Mark Deeney, Certas Energy
...yourself in 3 words. Hardworking. Loyal. Practical. What were your childhood / early ambitions? To travel the world while still being able to have my career. Describe your dream job...
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Driving progress: getting behind the wheel to break barriers
...should be treated the same and paid the same for carrying out the same duties in a job role. I think it’s important to keep breaking gender stereotypes and to...
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In Conversation with Chris Bingham of Craggs Energy Group
...from the business itself, hence none of the staff need to borrow any money. I don’t think I did a great job of explaining it when we launched the scheme...
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A Day in the Life – Pippa Scott
...closely together at events. THE BEST PART OF MY JOB… Absolutely all of it. I am so lucky to have a job I love. Communicating with customers, visiting sites, email...
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Scotland’s big event…
...released by Scottish Enterprise in May this year, estimated that more than 13,500 jobs were directly associated with the country’s chemicals industry with another 70,000 people whose jobs depended on...
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Government declares support for UK aviation as it unveils SAF mandate
...and the SAF industry the certainty to keep creating skilled British jobs while ensuring air travel is fit for the future’. It follows the world’s first commercial 100% SAF transatlantic...
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Stephen Keep, tanker driver: ‘Tanker driving has been his whole world’
...for Argotill Petroleum (part of the BWOC group in Weston super Mare). We had already dealt with BWOC for many years, so a job there was easy to come by....
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In profile with Ramsay Macdonald of RM Solutions
...Prime Minister – I was named after one, and my parents had high expectations! Describe your dream job (if you weren’t doing this). Always fancied a sports agent job or...
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Industry welcomes Chancellor’s £20bn backing for carbon capture and storage
...Hunt, told MPs that the fund “would support up to 50,000 jobs, attract private sector investment and help capture 20 to 30 million tonnes of CO2 per year” by 2030....
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In Profile with Andy and Lisa Wech of Sodbury Fuels
...Describe your dream job (if you weren’t doing this?) Lisa – I would love to own a craft shop – a bit like Hobby Craft! Andy – An astronaut. What’s...
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Your say: UK low carbon fuel strategy consultation launches
...to grow domestic industry and jobs, making the most of the outstanding technical expertise and capacity we have in the UK. To draw all this work together, we will publish...
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In Profile with Ben Duckworth of Craggs Energy Group
...parents that I always said I wanted to be “a scientist.” I likely dropped that idea when I found out how important advanced maths skills were. Describe your dream job?...
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A career dedicated to fuel
...has been in fuel. When I left school at 16, I wanted to work in computers. But I got offered a job as a clerk in a fuel company called...
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In Profile – Luc Smets
...everything in our power to mitigate risks, but you can never be too careful. Describe your dream job (if different from your current job). Making a difference in an economic...
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In profile with Neil Ryding
...from Manchester. Graduate apprenticeship. Front-end engineering job on major chemical plant. International sales and business management serving the oil industry. Business owner-director. 2. Describe yourself in 3 words Loyal. Conscientious....
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There ain’t no party like a Fuel Oil News and Portland party!
...time! Carlos Rojas EET & Margaret Major Margaret Major & David Mould Northern Oils and Cobo Steve from Avioxx & Joby from Cobo Julia Birkin karaoke! The FAST Exocet team...
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A Day in the Life – Jess Roberts, WCF Chandlers
...alternatives can end on a more positive note. The best part of my job… I thoroughly enjoy my job as credit controller but working for WCF Chandlers is the best...
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A day in the life: Matthew Crockett, MD Craggs Energy Ltd
...well as the mentors they were to me. THE WORST PART OF MY JOB… 5.30pm!… I am not quite that sad regarding the finishing time being the worst part of...