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Rolls-Royce to create hundreds of nuclear submarine jobs in Scotland and Wales

Rolls-Royce Submarines employs 4000+ to design and support reactors for Royal Navy's submarines.
Glasgow office focuses on recruiting in electrical controls and cyber-security.
Rolls-Royce to provide nuclear reactor plants for new attack submarines in 2023.

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BBC News

Rolls-Royce creates 200 nuclear submarine jobs

The firm is recruiting people to work on new reactors which will power a fleet of submarines.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Rolls Royce creates 100 highly-skilled jobs in Cardiff to build submarines

The investment is linked to a new nuclear submarine contract for Australia with hopes that it could lead to thousands of more jobs in Cardiff

2 months ago

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Sky News UK

Rolls-Royce to create hundreds of nuclear submarine jobs in Scotland and Wales

Rolls-Royce Submarines said more than 100 jobs will be created in each city to "help access the skilled talent pools in both regions".

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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South Wales Argus

More than 100 jobs could be created as Rolls-Royce Submarines moves into South Wales

Rolls-Royce Submarines could be creating more than 100 jobs in South Wales

2 months ago·Newport, United Kingdom

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The National

Manufacturing giant to create more than 100 jobs with new Scottish offices

A MANUFACTURING giant is to open new offices in Glasgow in a move which is expected to create more than 100 jobs.

2 months ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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City AM

Rolls-Royce submarines arm to create 200 UK jobs to meet Royal Navy needs

Rolls-Royce has announced plans to create over 200 UK jobs in its submarine division to meet a growth in demand from the Royal Navy. The new positions will be based in Cardiff and Glasgow, with Rolls looking to attract people with a background in fields including materials engineering and cyber security. It comes after the FTSE-100 giant was awarded a major contract in October to provide nuclear-powered attack submarines for Australia. The agree…

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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