INEOS New Energy Plant Project Jobs Fayre

Posted on April 11, 2019

INEOS have announced the construction of a multi-million pound project, called the New Energy Plant Project, which will build a new steam and electricity power station on the INEOS Grangemouth site.

As the new project is expected to generate up to 300 temporary construction jobs, there will be a jobs fayre on Wednesday 17^th April, 3pm – 7pm at Grangemouth Town Hall, 27 Bo’ness Road, Grangemouth, FK3 8AN.

The following organisations will be in attendance, with more to be confirmed:

INEOS
Falkirk Council
FLUOR (who provide engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services at the Grangemouth plant)
TRS (FLUOR’s inhouse recruitment company)
the Morson Group (local agency staff provider)

Those looking for new challenges, or a change in career, are welcome to attend for a informal chat about the options available. Attendees are encouraged to bring along their CV.

To book your place, contact Jacquie McArthur by email: Jacquie.mcarthur@falkirk.gov.uk

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