manual assessment at Jag/Land Rover

Lpeps

Thank you,

He got the phone call yesterday, a couple of hours before I posted on here.

m.gallagher94

How long did he have to wait to get the call for solihull?

totalrecall2084

m.gallagher94 wrote: »

How long did he have to wait to get the call for solihull?

i had my interview on the 11th of nov and havn't heard jack..:mad:

totalrecall2084

Lpeps wrote: »

Thank you,

He got the phone call yesterday, a couple of hours before I posted on here.

thanks, when did he have his interview? and did they contact his personal and job references ?

they have not contacted mine so far

gazberg

I've worked at JLR for a year. You need proper safety shoes/boots. Mine look like trainers but have a steel toe cap inside.

The eyelets where you thread the laces through CANNOT be metal as can damage the cars, plastic is fine.

Lpeps

He first applied around 9 months ago I think. Not sure when interviews and assessments were, I'll try and find out later.

Thanks gazberg, I'll have a look online

totalrecall2084

gazberg wrote: »

I've worked at JLR for a year. You need proper safety shoes/boots. Mine look like trainers but have a steel toe cap inside.

The eyelets where you thread the laces through CANNOT be metal as can damage the cars, plastic is fine.

not where i worked, i worked in solihull on trim and final assembly, i left about 2 years ago, maybe it has changed

RichardD1970

gazberg wrote: »

I've worked at JLR for a year. You need proper safety shoes/boots. Mine look like trainers but have a steel toe cap inside.

The eyelets where you thread the laces through CANNOT be metal as can damage the cars, plastic is fine.

Totally this.

I've been there for 4 years, at both CB and Solihull, (and 17 year previously at Solihull and Longbridge for Rover).

Every area I have worked in has safety boots/shoes as mandatory PPE as detailed in the WES (work element sheets).

Many are like trainers and much lighter, using either hard plastic or aluminium for the toe caps. Miles away from the old type heavy, steel toe cap boots of yesteryear.

Becksta88

Hi,

My husband got a phone call not long ago. He's been given a start date at the Solihull branch mid Feb. So pleased, he's going to love handing in his notice tomorrow!

totalrecall2084

RichardD1970 wrote: »

Totally this.

I've been there for 4 years, at both CB and Solihull, (and 17 year previously at Solihull and Longbridge for Rover).

Every area I have worked in has safety boots/shoes as mandatory PPE as detailed in the WES (work element sheets).

Many are like trainers and much lighter, using either hard plastic or aluminium for the toe caps. Miles away from the old type heavy, steel toe cap boots of yesteryear.

must be the trainer type toe caps

sorry for the wrong information