Stork Careers and Employment

About the company

Founded
1827
Company size
more than 10,000
Revenue
£500m to £1bn
Industry
Manufacturing

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Jobs

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Full-time

Logistics Administrator – Fixed Term (HR21013)

Aberdeen

2 days ago

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Full-time

Scaffold Technician (HR21014)

Aberdeen

2 days ago

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Project Controls Administrator – Fixed Term / Mat Cover (HR21012)

Aberdeen

11 days ago

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Full-time

Hydraulic Technician (HR21011)

Aberdeen

16 days ago

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Full-time

Project Controls Co-ordinator – Fixed Term (HR21010)

Aberdeen

16 days ago

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Full-time

Sales Co-ordinator (HR21009)

Aberdeen

17 days ago

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Full-time

Recruiter (HR21006)

Aberdeen

25 days ago

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Fabricator – Fixed Term (HR20073)

Southport

30+ days ago

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Administrative Assistance

1 job

Construction

1 job

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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 165 reviews and is evolving.

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Reviews

Scaffolder part 2 charge hand in Aberdeen

on 21 July 2020

Decent company

Worked with stork on and off for the past 8+ years, 1 thing that let's stork down slightly is Job security although job security cant be guaranteed due to the nature of employment it seems that they only see employees as numbers and not valued the way they should be,

People management in Aberdeen

on 28 January 2021

Very Negative place to work

Very Negative, Blame Culture, clique some bullying tactics. Nothing is ever good enough. Untrustworthy management, no development. Do not promote within the company, no new training provided. Overall very Negative experience

Site Engineer in Southport, Merseyside

on 16 July 2020

Basically a bad place to work

This company was the worst company I’ve ever worked for, too many managers with different agendas and don’t have a clue what’s happening on the shop floor. Training is none existent for new starters, you’ll be cutting cables for your entire work life.

Project Manager in Humberside / UK wide

on 13 April 2020

Productive and enjoyable employer

A typical day at work would be to attend daily planning meetings, organise the staff and prepare target cost assessments for clients. I found the hardest part of the job was to make staff redundant at the end of contracts, but I kept in contact with them and had the pleasure of offering work on new contracts when awarded. I learnt management skills and the importance of being a team player Safety was always the No 1 priority, and always keep the clients requirements to the forefront of the business.

Off shore in Aberdeen, Aberdeen City

on 6 March 2020

If you have the right team then it is a great place to work

I feel if you have a good team then any where is a good place to work. I like the challenge and diversity and training opportunity. The culture can be a bit unfair especially dealing with difficult co workers which can effect the whole dynamic of the team. I feel as long as you are supported have good leadership opportunity and can trust and rely on your team mates it is a very good experience. They do have excellent teams and welfare is always going above and beyond to make it a great place to work and be cared for to take your mind off being offshore as it can be difficult when you first start getting used to being away from home and missing events such a Christmas special birthdays ect

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