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1964
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FLIGHT International, 16 April 1964 17 HAWKER SIDDELEY AVIATION LIMITED OE HAVILLAND DIVISION We are extending our SERVICE DEPARTMENT to ensure adequate after sales coverage of the Trident, which is now in service, and also of the H.S. !25 executive jet aircraftshortly to enter service. Experienced engineers under 40 years of age are required for the following positions: TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES (Electrical and Mechanical) Men with a wide practical and theoretical knowledge of jetaircraft engineering, or electrical engineering as applied to such aircraft, and considerable experience with airlines, anaircraft manufacturer, or with aircraft in the Services. A Higher National Certificate or equivalent technical qualification is desirable. Although based at Hatfield, where initial familiarisation will be carried out, representatives must be prepared to spend varying periods, attached to the operator's engineering staff, at home and abroad. HEADQUARTERS ENGINEERS(Aeronautical) To carry out defect investigation on the Trident, H.S. 125and future aircraft. A good practical engineering back- ground with reasonable understanding of engineering theory,coupled with jet aircraft maintenance experience is essential. Applicants must be energetic and have an enquiring mindcapable of conducting defect investigation from start to finish. ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENT INSTRUCTORTo write lecture notes on aircraft electrical systems, and also on electronic and electrical aircraft instrument installations.To lecture to maintenance engineers and aircrew on these subjects. Applicants must have the ability to impart suchknowledge and it would be advantageous that they should hold an "X" licence. Applications should quote reference No. 287 and be addressed to: THE PERSONNEL MANAGER, HAWKER SIDDELEY AVIATION, DE HAVILLAND DIVISION, HATFIELD, HERTS.HERTS. • Postgraduate Courses at CRANFIELD Airline Engineering The College of Aeronautics offers a one-year post- graduate course in Airline Engineering designed for engineers and scientists of graduate standard concerned with or interested in the airline industry and the transport aircraft manufacturing industry. The syllabus covers the operational engineering and economic implications of air transport and includes the related aspects of systems, materials, design and propulsion. Full use is made of College aircraft and maintenance organisation to illustrate the operational aspects of the subject. The course is residential. Bursaries are available for suitably qualified students. Further information from: The Registrar, The College of Aeronautics, Cranfield, Bletchley, Bucks. fully up-to-date 1964 edition of the world's guide to the British Plastics Industry British Plastics YEAR BOOK 1964 BRITISH PLASTICS YEAR BOOK, now in its 34th edition, provides quick answers to all dailyproblems encountered in the plastics business. Carefully revised for this edition, it is complete,compact, and fully up-to-date. It makes precise information on any aspect of the industryavailable to you at a moment's notice. Containing 11 essential sections, it is the recognised guide tothe plastics industry—its products, suppliers, materials, leading executives. 50s net by post 52s 6d 608 pp. obtainable from leading booksellers Published for "British Plastics" by ILIFFE Books Ltd DORSET HOUSE STAMFORD STREET LONDON SEI
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