manual assessment at Jag/Land Rover

pinkjaney

Hi my OH comleted online assessment on 13/01/13 and recieved the emai stating: Thank you for completing the assessment stage of your application to work for Manpower at JLR West Midlands. We really appreciate the time you have put into your application, and hope you enjoyed completing the assessments.
Please be aware that we have had a high volume of applicants, however you will receive an email detailing the next stages in due course.

But as of yet hasnt heard a thing no phone call or follow up email.

Does he just leave it and wait or leave it another week or two and chase...........

Nuisance91

pinkjaney wrote: »

Hi my OH comleted online assessment on 13/01/13 and recieved the emai stating: Thank you for completing the assessment stage of your application to work for Manpower at JLR West Midlands. We really appreciate the time you have put into your application, and hope you enjoyed completing the assessments.
Please be aware that we have had a high volume of applicants, however you will receive an email detailing the next stages in due course.

But as of yet hasnt heard a thing no phone call or follow up email.

Does he just leave it and wait or leave it another week or two and chase...........

Id recommend waiting no more than a week to contact them to be honest, they're probably just busy processing the assessments but it wont hurt to check whats going on.

RichardD1970

jagtemp wrote: »

could anyone give me an insight into the screening of the drugs test whats the proceedure? can they see you at all while your peeing? is there a thermometer on the cup? Cheers guys

And why exactly would you need to know this?

jagtemp

RichardD1970 wrote: »

And why exactly would you need to know this?

I've just been to Amsterdam over the weekend and i dont wont the test to come up positive. i received a voice mail from manpower saying i have to attend an manual assessment

Jaked1234

Hi I did my first online assessment for jag manpower on 06/12/12 and have been following this forum ever since an found it very helpful. I have now been offered a start date for 28/01/13. I was constantly on phone between all stages so that is the advice I give. Keep your name in the hat!

reggie_01

Jaked1234 wrote: »

Hi I did my first online assessment for jag manpower on 06/12/12 and have been following this forum ever since an found it very helpful. I have now been offered a start date for 28/01/13. I was constantly on phone between all stages so that is the advice I give. Keep your name in the hat!

Hi I have my assessment tommorow, do they give you a telephone number to make contact with them to check on progress. Thanks

burst_guy

Jaked1234 wrote: »

Hi I did my first online assessment for jag manpower on 06/12/12 and have been following this forum ever since an found it very helpful. I have now been offered a start date for 28/01/13. I was constantly on phone between all stages so that is the advice I give. Keep your name in the hat!

Who did you ring and what did they say. I had my sucessfully passed all stages email about 2 and half weeks ago

RichardD1970

jagtemp wrote: »

I've just been to Amsterdam over the weekend and i dont wont the test to come up positive. i received a voice mail from manpower saying i have to attend an manual assessment

So you basically want to know if you can cheat the test?

They can and do perform random drugs tests. And if anyone raises a suspicion I bet the tests aren't that random!

They are quite strict as you can be building high prestige cars which can cost up to £120k and people have been sacked for eating on the shop floor.

maw667

Starting my Pera training on the 28th Jan at Solihull , was supposed to train at Castle Brom but change of plan . I'm looking forward to seeing the operations at Solihull before I start at Castle Bromwich,anybody else on here training at Solihull on the 28th then going to Castle Bromwich ??

alright_dave

RichardD1970 wrote: »

So you basically want to know if you can cheat the test?

They can and do perform random drugs tests. And if anyone raises a suspicion I bet the tests aren't that random!

They are quite strict as you can be building high prestige cars which can cost up to £120k and people have been sacked for eating on the shop floor.

I have to agree with Richard, they're very strict at Jag, If you know you have drugs in your system then I wouldn't even waste your time turning up.