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Building Services Engineer Tips for
writing CV
Engineering is the application of scientific,economic,social, and practical knowledge in order to design,build, and maintain structures, machines, devices, systems, materials and processess. One who practices engineering is called an engineer, and those licensed to do so may have more formal designations such as Professional Engineer, Chartered Engineer, Incorporated Engineer. Here i go how to make your resume as a powerful marketing tool. Here are six (6) piece of advice when writing your ENGINEERINGCV.
1. THINK PRECISION
Precision is paramount when it comes to engineering projects and the same holds true for engineering resumes. It's imperative that you have a well prepared professional resume without any spelling or grammatical errors. So, just triple check your resume and make it read by other people to ensure it's PERFECT.
2. DITCH THE OBJECTIVE
Don't write the objectives(only if you are not changing your careers). It not only consumes valuable space but also hurt your candidacy. Hiring managers disregard the solid candidates because their objective did not match the specifics of position opening. Replace the objective with a qualifications summary.Within a few hard hitting sentences, your career summary should spotlight your most marketable qualifications. The idea is to pique the interest of the hiring manager.
3. BE CONCISE
Many engineers have a tendency to go into overload information on their resumes which should be avoided because resumes get accepted or rejected in just 30 seconds or less, so you must be concise.
Look at your resume with editor's eye - just because you think the information is important doesn't mean the hiring manager will.
4. ADD A PROJECT LIST
Depending on your engineering specialty and years of experience, you may find a dozen or more key projects should be included on your resumes. When this causes your document to overflow onto a third page, a seprate project list sheet is an effective solution. If you can get your vitals on a page that's perfect. If you need two pages that's ok. For any more than that,split the document and add a project list. List projects by employer or client, and give a short or even one sentence description of what you did. Most importantly,don't forget to incluse your project outcome as this might show your capability and effectiveness to do work.
5. BE HONEST
Your resume must be compelling but never misleading and deceptive. Don't be lulled into thinking that embellishing your resume is OK. An honest and well crafted resume will facilitate your job search, andthat would be one less problem to solve.
6.ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Use bullet points to make your resume easier to read. When writing bulleted accomplishments, keep the text to a few key points and quantify the results so employees understand the significance of your work. This will highlight not only your work compactability but also the projects you succeeded successfully.
