Oil & gas talent could fill HS2 rail skills gap

30 November 2015
While the UK currently lacks the necessary talent to deliver high-speed rail network HS2, engineers leaving the oil & gas sector could help meet the talent shortfall, engineering recruiters say.
Mon, 30 Nov 2015

While the UK currently lacks the necessary talent to deliver high-speed rail network HS2, engineers leaving the oil & gas sector could help meet the talent shortfall, engineering recruiters say.

This morning Chancellor George Osborne announced the high-speed rail link connecting Crewe to Birmingham will open six years ahead of schedule in 2027...

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