In the job offer from Smart Utilities Scotland, they are looking for qualified laborers for a gas mains replacement project in central Scotland. They state that experience in gas mains replacement would be advantageous, but similar laboring experience would also be considered. It would be helpful to know if there is any training provided for those who have similar laboring experience but lack specific knowledge in gas mains replacement. Additionally, they mention that the job is on a self-employed basis, and the applicants must be CIS registered. Could someone provide more information on what being CIS registered entails and what the implications are for the laborers?
In which company are the selection processes friendlier for candidates? At SMART UTILITIES SCOTLAND or AEROFIT?