Bell People - Engineering, Technical and Operations Recruitment

Bell People - Engineering, Technical and Operations Recruitment Bell People (a division of Bell Recruitment Group) is a privately owned and specialised recruitment solutions provider, operating since 2007.

Bell People is a recruitment consultancy specialising in placing engineering, technical, IT and healthcare specialists within a range of industries including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, health and science. We specialise in the engineering, technical, healthcare and IT industries. Our recruitment experience and market specialisation means that we have built an enviable reputation as expert

s in our field. Clients and candidates work with Bell People because we deliver targeted and customised recruitment solutions that consistently exceed expectations. We work extensively in the following markets:

-fmcg
-food/dairy/beverage
-pharmaceutical/biotechnology
-resources
-utilities
-public services and infrastructure
-consulting services
-healthcare/science. Our underlying philosophy is to connect the right person with the right job. Combining over 20 years of recruitment experience, the Bell team will work with clients and candidates alike to achieve a mutually beneficial outcome.

QUOTE: "The opportunity for Australian manufacturers to succeed and grow employment opportunities through digital techno...
16/09/2021

QUOTE: "The opportunity for Australian manufacturers to succeed and grow employment opportunities through digital technologies is enormous."

ARTICLE: Australians are well-aware of the need to advance manufacturing operations to secure sovereignty and growth as a nation. Harnessing technology and Industry 4.0 are the crux of the solution, but how can Australia develop world-leading technology capabilities to become an advanced manufacturing nation?

Queensland’s independent, not-for-profit, Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Hub has been doing just that. Their unique business model allows ARM Hub to work intimately with supply chains in our critical industries, with a focus on small-to-medium manufacturers, to bridge the gap between industry and innovation.

READ MORE: https://www.bellpeople.com.au/how-australia-can-grow-advanced-manufacturing-success/

How Australia can grow advanced manufacturing success - Australians are well-aware of the need to advance manufacturing operations to secure sovereignty and growth as a nation. Harnessing technology and

Quote: "Mechanical and manufacturing engineer Callum McNamara is an engineering project officer at the Australian Instit...
31/08/2021

Quote: "Mechanical and manufacturing engineer Callum McNamara is an engineering project officer at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). He designed and built equipment for Kenton-Smith and a host of other para-athletes competing in Tokyo."

Article: When archer Taymon Kenton-Smith takes aim in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, he’ll hold the bow with a custom grip created just for him.
The athlete, who was born with a partial left hand, will pull the bow into the grip with the help of a specially-designed arm brace.

And in the event that either the grip or the arm brace breaks during competition, he’ll be able to replace it with an identical 3D-printed product.

READ MORE: https://www.bellpeople.com.au/the-engineers-helping-aussie-athletes-to-paralympic-gold/

The engineers helping Aussie athletes to Paralympic gold - When archer Taymon Kenton-Smith takes aim in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, he’ll hold the bow with a custom grip created just for him. The athlete, who

Article: Engineers in New York City have used advanced 3D-modelling to help create a unique tessellated park over the Hu...
23/08/2021

Article: Engineers in New York City have used advanced 3D-modelling to help create a unique tessellated park over the Hudson River.

New York’s recently-opened Little Island is a US$350-million, one-hectare urban oasis — and a monument to cutting edge engineering technology.

Designed by London-based Heatherwick Studio and New York-based landscape architecture firm MNLA, Arup Associate and Project Manager Yongwook Jo led the team of engineers who brought their vision to life.

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How innovative engineering helped build a new island in New York - Engineers in New York City have used advanced 3D-modelling to help create a unique tessellated park over the Hudson River. New York’s recently-opened

A great opportunity for the six National Manufacturing Priority areas: medical products; clean energy and recycling; foo...
23/08/2021

A great opportunity for the six National Manufacturing Priority areas: medical products; clean energy and recycling; food and beverage; defence; space and resource technology and critical minerals processing.

Article: Australian manufacturers can now apply for a share of $800 million in funding for major job creating projects under the Collaboration Stream of the Morrison Government’s $1.3 billion Modern Manufacturing Initiative.

Funding of between $20 million and $200 million is available, covering up to 33 per cent of eligible project expenditure.

READ MORE: https://www.bellpeople.com.au/800-million-on-offer-for-major-job-creating-manufacturing-project/

$800 million on offer for major job creating manufacturing project - Australian manufacturers can now apply for a share of $800 million in funding for major job creating projects under the Collaboration Stream of the

Quote: “Being an engineer and having a deep desire to understand how things work, I set about learning about how searche...
19/08/2021

Quote: “Being an engineer and having a deep desire to understand how things work, I set about learning about how searches should work” says Alan Sheehan

Article: By combining his love of bushwalking with his engineering knowhow, one mechanical engineer has improved the chances of State Emergency Service (SES) rescuers finding people alive. When not occupied with his engineering work at manufacturing firm Borg Panels, Alan Sheehan regularly hikes in the Kanangra Boyd wilderness, in the New South Wales Central Tablelands. Kanangra-Boyd National Park is 686 square kilometres of rugged bushland and, for less experienced bushwalkers, it can prove too much to handle.

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How this engineer helps save lives in the NSW wilderness - By combining his love of bushwalking with his engineering knowhow, one mechanical engineer has improved the chances of State Emergency Service (SES)

Quote: "As solar power and battery storage increases and fossil fuel decreases, we need to revise our thinking about how...
10/08/2021

Quote: "As solar power and battery storage increases and fossil fuel decreases, we need to revise our thinking about how to keep the grid stable."

Article: Australian Electricity Market Operator CEO Daniel Westerman recently committed to designing a grid capable of handling 100 per cent instantaneous renewable energy by 2025. Create spoke to power system and converter specialists about the engineering challenges and opportunities involved.

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Could we engineer an Australian grid that handles 100 per cent renewables by 2025? - Australian Electricity Market Operator CEO Daniel Westerman recently committed to designing a grid capable of handling 100 per cent instantaneous

Great article on how flexible working will be a permanent feature of modern work.ARTICLE: During the pandemic, Australia...
08/08/2021

Great article on how flexible working will be a permanent feature of modern work.
ARTICLE: During the pandemic, Australian businesses accelerated digital transformation initiatives to adapt to remote working.
Businesses needed to quickly implement solutions that would enable secure digital collaboration and remote access. This ensured operations could continue with minimal disruption to employee productivity and customer satisfaction.

As Australia continues its effective management of COVID-19 and people return to offices, flexible working will be a permanent feature of modern work as employees prefer the hybrid approach.
READ MORE: https://www.bellpeople.com.au/aussie-businesses-need-to-embrace-hybrid-working-in-the-4th-industrial-revolution/

Aussie businesses need to embrace hybrid working in the 4th Industrial Revolution - During the pandemic, Australian businesses accelerated digital transformation initiatives to adapt to remote working. Businesses needed to quickly

Quote: “There’s no artificial retina technology on the market today that can achieve colour vision” Dr Matthew GriffithA...
05/08/2021

Quote: “There’s no artificial retina technology on the market today that can achieve colour vision” Dr Matthew Griffith

Article: An Australian engineer has developed a cheap, 3D-printed carbon device that uses absorbed light to fire neurons and restore sight to those with impairments.
A renewable energy researcher searching for a way to explain a concept stumbled on an idea that he has developed into a potentially huge breakthrough in sensory implants.

READ MORE: https://www.bellpeople.com.au/this-organic-3d-printed-artificial-retina-could-help-restore-sight

This organic, 3D-printed artificial retina could help restore sight - An Australian engineer has developed a cheap, 3D-printed carbon device that uses absorbed light to fire neurons and restore sight to those with

“This initiative will increase manufacturing productivity, investment and jobs in central Victoria.” said Martin Pakula,...
20/07/2021

“This initiative will increase manufacturing productivity, investment and jobs in central Victoria.” said Martin Pakula, Minister for Industry Support and Recovery.

Article: The Andrews Labor Government is creating opportunities for advanced manufacturing businesses and workers in central Victoria, supporting a unique partnership to drive growth and expertise.

The Central Victorian Advanced Manufacturing alliance will boost investment and skills in the region and connect local businesses to global markets, supported by a $1 million Labor Government funding allocation.

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Backing Manufacturing Growth, Jobs In Central Victoria - The Andrews Labor Government is creating opportunities for advanced manufacturing businesses and workers in central Victoria, supporting a unique

Quote: "The fund will save Victorian businesses up to $17M per year in energy costs."Article: The Victorian state govern...
08/07/2021

Quote: "The fund will save Victorian businesses up to $17M per year in energy costs."

Article: The Victorian state government has announced a $31 million Business Recovery Energy Efficiency Fund to help manufacturing businesses reduce emissions and energy costs and retain employees using smart technologies.
The new technologies will aid in reducing costs, providing the support businesses need to make long-term investments.

The Business Recovery Energy Efficiency Fund will also support hundreds of jobs to carry out the upgrades.

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New government funding saves Victorian manufacturing energy costs - The Victorian state government has announced a $31 million Business Recovery Energy Efficiency Fund to help manufacturing businesses reduce emissions and

Quote: "The investment is the first to be made from the Victorian government’s landmark $50M fund to develop the state’s...
06/07/2021

Quote: "The investment is the first to be made from the Victorian government’s landmark $50M fund to develop the state’s mRNA manufacturing capability."

Article: The Victorian government has confirmed it will invest $5 million to support Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MIPS) to manufacture doses of the mRNA vaccine for trials, due to start within months.
The novel mRNA-based vaccine will enable a Victorian manufacturer to develop critical manufacturing capability of mRNA vaccines for clinical trials, a level of expertise which is currently unavailable in Australia.
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Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences to trial mRNA manufacture - The Victorian government has confirmed it will invest $5 million to support Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MIPS) to manufacture doses of the

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