Motor Industry Recruitment

The IMI

The IMI is the professional association for individuals working in the Motor Industry and the leading awarding body for qualifications in the automotive sector.

Sewells

Sewells Information & Research for the Motor Industry. Automotive - management information and business aids.

New Zealand anyone?

Our partners in New Zealand. They are specialists in Motor Trade Recruitment in the country and have been established for over 15 years. They will help you get your visa and find you a new position in the fabulous country. There are some very useful sections within the site that offer a view about all aspects from cost of living to schools. Well worth a good look around. Don’t forget to mention how you found them.

Auto Express

Car Mag on line with latest reports on new cars and lots of other industry news and views.

Sharpcv.net

If you are looking for a detailed “book” (20 page document) on how to put a Curriculum Vitae together and one that is tailored for the motor trade you might like to visit here. It will cost you £20 but the information contained within is worth every penny.

Autowired

Industry Mag

UK Recruiters.co.uk

The essential site for all UK recruiters

Alec's CV help web page

Alec's free help with CV writing, resumes, job searching & interviews. Free advice on improving your CV / resume, finding a job and handling interviews. Plus lots of example resumes / CVs, cover letters, psychometric testing, CV / resume distribution, a recruitment agency finder, links to 200,000+ jobs and much more.

Psychometric Testing

Psychometric testing is now a fundamental part of recruitment. Even so, every day more companies are integrating it as part of their process in getting the right people for the job. MIR is now offering you the chance to create your own behavioural profile so you can see the sort of results a prospective employer will see once you have taken a test. At this site you can do so from as little as £19.00 +VAT.

RMIF

About the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF). The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) is the trade association for the retail motor industry. The Associations and Divisions that make up the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) are: The RMI National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) - represents franchised dealers from single site businesses to large multi-franchised groups and includes the National Truck Council for commercial vehicle operators. The RMI Motorcycle Retailers Association (MRA) - represents new and used moped, scooter and motorcycle sales, servicing, repair and parts accessory businesses. The RMI Petrol Retailers Association (PRA) - represents petrol retailers and forecourt operators, and includes convenience retailing services. The RMI Society of Motor Auctions (SMA) - represents motor auction houses selling cars, commercial vehicles and off-road vehicles. The RMI Independent Garage Association (IGA) - represents a wide range of used car sales, service,repair and specialist automotive services, and includes a dedicated Operations Team for MOT testing stations. The RMI Bodyshop Services Division (BSD), including vehicle recovery services - represents those involved in accident repairs, paint and refinish and specialist coach building. The RMI Motorcycle Rider Training Association (MRTA) - represents all those involved in the provision of motorcycle rider training. The RMI Cherished Numbers Dealers Association (CNDA) - represents businesses specialising in cherished number plates.

AM On line

Automotive mag

Our Polish Friends

UK Polish web site for Polish new, views, (Made by our web guy so we are happy to promote it).

MIR CV Help Page

This is our CV help page put together specifically for Motor Industry CV profiles. We have a particularly high interview to CV presented ratio and we feel this is partly due to the profile we suggest your CV should follow. Give it a try, you never know.

Motortrader

Sharpcv.net

If you are looking for a detailed “book” (20 page document) on how to put a Curriculum Vitae together and one that is tailored for the motor industry you might like to visit SharpCV. The pack will cost you £20 but the information contained within is worth every penny.

Stop Richard Lukin

Prior to finding this web site we had reason to try to help Richard Lukin and Fiorano Cars. He repaid that help by not paying our invoice when we had managed to help him. Prior to doing any business with him go take a look at Companies House http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/ and see just how many CCJ this man has against him. (90 plus we think) The last time I looked his current company Fiorano Cars, for which he cannot be a director re his last failure, was up to be struck off by Co House . It is simple.. do not do business with him and he can't burn you. Oh if you are a head hunting agency (we do not headhunt) he does not pay top money so all the staff are easy to get out of there. Happy hunting.