“My job at the moment involves training in the
Gossilies facility in Belgium until September doing
three weeks on and five off. After this period I’ll be
getting chaperoned for a year working in the northern
Europe district which ranges from the North Sea to
the Caspian Sea and the whole of Russia.
“The College, and mainly the lecturers,
gave me a great understanding of how
the industry works - which allowed me
with my degree and experience, to secure
a job with this company despite having
no experience with gas turbines or heavy
machinery.”
“My job, as the title suggests, is servicing and
maintaining gas turbine engines for on and offshore
oil and gas companies. Our products are used for
power generation or gas/oil extraction or insertion.
“I will continue to do this side of the job for 4 years
which will allow me to see all and every possible
problem that could incur with the packages, after the
four years I will be relocated to our head office in San
Diego, California to design new parts and packages
for our company.
“The College, and mainly the lecturers, gave me a great
understanding of how the industry works - which
allowed me with my degree and experience, to secure
a job with this company despite having no experience
with gas turbines or heavy machinery.
Health and
Wellbeing
Ayrshire College recently hosted a
health and wellbeing event for the Royal
College of Nursing at the Ayr Campus.
Staff and students got involved to help promote
wellbeing by providing pampering treatments.
The event took place after the Royal College of
Nursing approached the College as they were
looking for a venue.
The Royal College of Nursing has already told
the