BHR Group Limited
As the UK's leading independent contract research, development and consultancy organisation in fluid engineering and process technology, BHR Group Limited serves the chemicals, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, food, manufacturing and utilities sectors.

The Opportunities
We recruit graduates and more experienced engineers with good honours degrees in chemical, civil, mechanical or software engineering. The Group is an accredited training centre for IChemE and IMechE. Links with Cranfield and other universities offer opportunities for post-graduate degrees in conjunction with industrially relevant project work.

To support our engineering teams, we recruit a variety of able staff with a proven track record in areas such as Project Management, Administration, and Sales and Marketing. Flexibility, and a "can do" attitude are essential!

Current Vacancies
We are always on the look out for good engineering graduates, and at present we are seeking a graduate Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineer for a vacancy in our Fluid Systems department.

Please contact our personnel department with any questions.

The Experience
Graduates rapidly gain real and valuable industrial experience from working on the Group's projects and a keen insight into the problems and needs of industry. Our structured management training provides a firm foundation for business and commercial skills.

All of the Group's activities are directed at industrial problem-solving and generating applicable knowledge in areas including product design and development, process modelling and simulation, system testing and validation.

As they gain experience, many of our staff become recognised world experts, sitting on standards bodies and advising governments and multi-national companies as well as providing cost-effective services to small companies.

The support staff work within lively, committed, flexible teams where they are expected to take responsibility for their work, and for liaising with others. Opportunities to develop their role, and to learn new aspects of the job, and new skills and techniques are common.