office-based role 12

[engeeneer]

hello

I am looking to start an engineering career but not in a production/plant environment or in a greasy environment. Instead I am looking for a clean office based career.

Is this feasible with an HNC only and no experience at all?

Which such roles can you suggest me? Roles that are in demand and pay well, would be preferred.

Thanks!

 

[moon161]

Eccentric loads on column structures suck. That's why a bale of shingles on each shoulder is preferred, if your discs can take it.

 

[BreatheEasy]

You may have to start as a technician of some sort first and then demonstrate your desire to move in to an Engineering role.
If you are reading a job description and don't know we=hether it is an office based job or not then why not enquire. Or better yet apply for the job have an interview. You can always turn the job down if it's not what you want and you will getting to grips with interviews for engineering roles.