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Visitor Booklet VISITOR BOOKLET The RAeS UK recruitment fair dedicated to aerospace and aviation aerospace to fair dedicated UK recruitment RAeS The RAeS, No.4 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7BQ Friday 10 November 2017 @RAeSCareers #CIALIVE17 A very warm welcome to all of you attending Careers in Aerospace LIVE 2017! This booklet will provide you Toilets & Cloakroom with all the information you The cloakroom is situated on the ground floor. Lockers are available but all items are left at your own risk and the need to make the most out of RAeS cannot accept responsibility for any items which are your visit today. lost. Toilets can be found on the lower ground floor and second floor. Exhibition Stands – Lower Ground, A disabled toilet is on the ground floor next to Ground and First Floors Reception. Exhibitors from across the industry are available to Important information answer your questions and give you information on their recruitment opportunities. The exhibition stands are in the – Fire Alarm BILL BOEING LECTURE THEATRE and MARSHALL No fire alarm tests are planned today. Fire exits are OF CAMBRIDGE ROOMS on the ground and lower clearly marked throughout the building, please ensure ground floors and in the ARGYLL ROOM on the first you familiarise yourself with these before you begin floor. Floor plans are on pages 4-6. The companies all want your tour of the show. to talk to you so don’t be shy! In the unlikely event that you hear the fire alarm (a Business Class and Careers Talks – Second continuous ring), please make your way to the nearest Floor exits and congregate at the end of Hamilton Place – at the corner of the Intercontinental Hotel. BUSINESS CLASS exhibitors are running talks during the show. Hondajet, Martin-Baker, Rolls-Royce, and L3 Commercial Training Solutions & Airline Academy will each run TWO morning and TWO afternoon seminars If you have any questions, please visit the Welcome Desk during the event. FTE Jerez will run ONE morning and in the Reception area. Enjoy the show and best of luck in ONE afternoon seminar. In addition, there will be CV finding your dream job! workshops and Professional Engineering advice from the RAeS. Use the seminars for a more in depth understanding and a chance to ask questions. Seminars take place in the HANDLEY PAGE and SOPWITH rooms on the second Careers and Education Team floor. Royal Aeronautical Society In this booklet – Exhibitor Profiles [email protected] T: 020 7670 4325/6 Check out our Exhibitor profile listing, which follows the M: 07824 512941 Floorplans in this booklet; these will give you background Twitter: @RAeSCareers information on each exhibitor. The order of profiles is: Business Class (who also have seminars during the day) then Premium Economy exhibitors who only have stands, each section is in alphabetical order. 2 www.careersinaerospace.com Business Class and Careers talks – second floor Morning session*: 10.15 - 12.40 Time Handley Page Room Sopwith Room 10.15-10.35 Careers at Rolls-Royce CV Workshop Jennifer Jobling, Rosalind Azouzi, Graduate Engineer Royal Aeronautical Society 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 10.40-11.00 Engineering for Life Introduction to L3 Commercial Philip Rowles Training Solutions & Airline Academy 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 11.05-11.25 Choosing an ATO: the 4 E’s Graeme Froggatt, Sr. Manager, Alex Padina, Flight Test Marketing & Sales Manager 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 11.30-11.50 Careers at Rolls-Royce Introduction to L3 Commercial Jennifer Jobling, Training Solutions & Airline Academy Graduate Engineer 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 11.55-12.15 Engineering for life Graeme Froggatt, Sr. Manager, Philip Rowles, Flight Test Vice President Engineering 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 12.20-12.40 Online Applications Workshop Professional Engineering Registration Rosalind Azouzi, Royal Aeronautical Emily Self, Royal Aeronautical Society Society *Programme subject to change www.careersinaerospace.com2 3 Seminars and Insight talks – second floor Afternoon session*: 13.15 -15.40 Time Handley Page Room Sopwith Room 13.15-13.35 Careers at Rolls-Royce CV Workshop Jennifer Jobling, Rosalind Azouzi, Graduate Engineer Royal Aeronautical Society 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 13.40-14.00 Engineering for Life Introduction to L3 Commercial Philip Rowles Training Solutions & Airline Academy Vice President Engineering 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 14.05-14.25 Choosing an ATO: the 4 E’s Graeme Froggatt, Alex Padina, Sr. Manager, Flight Test Marketing & Sales Manager 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 14.30-14.50 Careers at Rolls-Royce Introduction to L3 Commercial Jennifer Jobling, Training Solutions & Airline Academy Graduate Engineer 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 14.55-15.15 Engineering for Life Graeme Froggatt, Philip Rowles Sr. Manager, Flight Test Vice President Engineering 5-MIN BREAK 5-MIN BREAK 15.20-15.40 Online Applications Workshop Professional Engineering Registration Rosalind Azouzi, Royal Aeronautical Emily Self, Royal Aeronautical Society Society *Programme subject to change 4 www.careersinaerospace.com Floor plans – exhibition space Argyll Room: First Floor 1. UTC AEROSPACE SYSTEMS 2. HONDA AIRCRAFT COMPANY 3. COBHAM 4. STOPCHOC 5. AIRBUS GROUP 6. SAFRAN LANDING SYSTEMS 7. L3 CTS AND AIRLINE TRAINING ACADEMY 8. BRITTEN-NORMAN SECOND FLOOR Upstairs for Seminar Rooms www.careersinaerospace.com2 5 Floor plans – exhibition space Marshall of Cambridge Room: Ground Floor 9. FLYERTECH 10. REACTION ENGINES 11. QINETIQ 12. AIRCRAFT RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (ARA) 13. LEONARDO 14. MARTIN-BAKER 15. CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY 16. ROLLS-ROYCE 6 www.careersinaerospace.com Floor plans – exhibition space Bill Boeing Lecture Theatre: Lower Ground Floor 17. & 18 ROCKWELL COLLINS 19. & 20 ROYAL AERONAUTICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP & ADVICE 21. & 22 HONOURABLE COMPANY OF AIR PILOTS 23. ADS GROUP 24. FLIGHT SIMULATION GROUP - RAeS 25. TALENT RETENTION SOLUTION 26. TBC 27. BOEING 28. FTE JEREZ 29. ROYAL ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 30. ROYAL NAVY 31. ROYAL AIR FORCE www.careersinaerospace.com2 7 Business Class Exhibitor Profiles (in alphabetical order) FTE JEREZ Stand no. 28 With nearly 30 years at the forefront of flight training in Europe and more than 2,000 graduated pilots who now fly for the world’s leading airlines, FTEJerez has established itself as one of the most exclusive flight training organisations, specialising in ab initio ATPL training programmes for aspiring pilots. One of FTE’s most unique features is the purpose-built Aviation Campus, from where all training and accommodation services are provided. The campus is located in Jerez, Southern Spain, where we enjoy approximately 300 days of sunshine per year and where all flying is performed in EASA airspace and using nearby international airports such as Jerez, Malaga, Seville and Faro amongst others. This unique setting, combined with the experience of our instructors, state-of-the-art equipment, standardised course methodology and an unrivalled personalised career service with a wide range of premium airline partners, guarantees our cadets will enjoy a training experience like no other. Website: www.ftejerez.com PRESENTATION SLOTS – HANDLEY PAGE ROOM, SECOND FLOOR Choosing an ATO: the 4 E’s, Alex Padina, Sales and Marketing Manager Morning session – 11.05-11.25 Afternoon session – 14.05-14.25 Who did I speak to? Contact Email Tel 8 www.careersinaerospace.com Business Class Exhibitor Profiles (in alphabetical order) HONDA AIRCRAFT COMPANY Stand no. 2 In 1986, a young Honda engineer named Michimasa Fujino crystallized that vision when Honda initiated research and development into an advanced, air-bound Honda. After three decades of both passion and hard work, the HondaJet creator has completed his vision as the president and CEO of Honda Aircraft Company. HondaJet was truly born from the power of dreams — the power that drove our innovations in aircraft design from thought to drawing board to flight. HondaJet began as an intellectual contemplation and developed into a series of questions: How could a light jet become more efficient, more elegant, more advanced? Experimentation, exploration, and research ensued — and the HondaJet vision was realized through design innovations that create an integrated, technologically advanced aircraft. The realization of this dream is due to equal parts romance and pragmatism. Honda Aircraft Company materialized from Honda founder Soichiro Honda’s goal of enhancing human mobility and Fujino’s vision for the world’s most advanced light jet. As a company built on following dreams, we’re seeking people like you who think big, and think differently. With a diverse, inclusive team of unique individuals, there’s nothing we can’t build. Website: www.hondajet.com/ PRESENTATION SLOTS - SOPWITH ROOM, SECOND FLOOR Graeme Froggatt, Sr. Manager, Flight Test Morning session 1 – 11.05-11.25 Afternoon session 1 – 14.05-14.25 Morning session 2 – 11.55-12.15 Afternoon session 2 – 14.55-15.15 Who did I speak to? Contact Email Tel www.careersinaerospace.com2 9 Business Class Exhibitor Profiles (in alphabetical order) L3 COMMERCIAL TRAINING SOLUTIONS AND AIRLINE ACADEMY Stand no. 7 L3 Commercial Training Solutions (L3 CTS) is reshaping the future of commercial aviation training. Built on a heritage that incorporates incredibly successful organizations within the aviation arena including Link UK, CTC Aviation and Aerosim. We are at the forefront of pilot training and simulation. Apprentices L3 CTS work closely with local schools and colleges to offer a tailored Apprenticeship scheme from Level 2 to Level 4 in both BTEC and NVQ Frameworks. Working in our Operations and Test Group our Apprentices are part of a skilled team of engineers responsible for the build and testing of our range of incredible airline simulators including our world class RealitySeven Full Flight Simulators. Training is a mix of academic days with local training providers and a comprehensive in-house training program which includes rotations around the business. Graduates and Industry Placements We recruit a wide range of Graduate and Industry Placements in roles including Engineering, Program Management, Marketing, Business Development and Supply Chain.
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