A new specialist Wind jobs website has been launched that covers a wide variety of wind related jobs that are based in the United Kingdom and Worldwide.
Dublin, Ireland - March 24, 2011 -- The new WindJobs (http://www.windjobsuk.com) website covers a variety of areas in the wind sector including wind jobs, wind farm jobs, wind turbine jobs, wind energy jobs and offshore wind jobs.
From a candidates perspective the WindJobs website has been designed to be extremely user friendly and intuitive to use. As well as benefiting from standard features such as “Job alerts by email” and “Email a friend” WindJobs “Smartsearch” technology ensures that job seekers find the exact type of vacancy that they are looking for as well as receiving automatic recommendations on other suitable positions. From a recruiters perspective the candidate management system has been designed to be extremely user friendly and gives the recruiter full control of their recruitment campaign as well as being easy to integrate with multi-posting software providers. The recruiter can easily manage their recruitment process with functionality such as being able to post, edit and delete their job postings. Recruiters are also able to pre-qualify candidates by asking them to complete a number of important questions when they apply to a job they have listed.
In order to give clients a wider potential audience for their job postings WindJobs has developed a wind talent finder network in partnership with some of the most popular and best known generalist job boards. The WindJobs talent finder network means that when a job is posted on the WindJobs website it will also automatically be posted on a number of other job boards including Simplyhired, Workhound, Mitula, Indeed, Workhound and Businessgreenjobs.
Jonathan Kyle (WindJobs - Director of Strategy) “With the number of people who will be employed in the wind industry due to increase significantly over the coming years we felt that now was the right time to launch a specialist wind jobs website. Indeed research carried out by the European Wind Industry Association (EWEA) has estimated that the number of people employed in the Wind Industry in Europe is set to increase from a current figure of 192,000 to over 440,000 by 2020. The initial feedback about the website from both candidates and clients has been extremely positive in terms of the websites functionality, navigation and ease of use”.
About WindJobs
WindJobs (http://www.windjobsuk.com) is a United Kingdom and International job board that covers jobs in the wind industry. The website has been designed to be extremely user-friendly and offers both registered candidates and employers a highly flexible and easy to use interface.
WindJobs cover a wide variety of jobs types including - Wind jobs, wind energy jobs, wind farm jobs, Wind industry jobs, Wind power jobs, Wind turbine jobs, offshore wind jobs, offshore wind farm jobs, wind analyst jobs, wind business development jobs, wind consultancy jobs, wind civil engineering jobs, wind electrical engineering jobs, wind environmental impact assessment (EIA) jobs, wind field technician jobs, wind health & safety jobs, wind land assessment jobs, wind management jobs, wind maintenance jobs, wind manufacturing jobs, wind mechanical engineering jobs, wind modeling jobs, wind project development jobs, wind project management jobs, wind research and development jobs, wind resource assessment jobs, wind sales jobs, wind site prospecting jobs, wind technician jobs, wind transmission jobs, wind turbine design jobs, wind farm construction jobs, wind farm development jobs, wind farm management jobs.
WindJobs is used by a number of high profile organisations as an integral part of their recruitment process and these include - Hays, Viridium Associates, Maxwell Bruce, EMC international and Shaw Energy Recruitment.
For further Information please contact:
Jonathan Kyle
Director of Strategy
WindJobs
78 Merrion Square
Dublin 2
Ireland
Telephone: +353 (0) 1 678 7971
Email: jonathan@greenjobs.ie
Website: http://www.windjobsuk.com
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