Frankland Automation

Here's a list of what we're working on currently! Don't hesitate to reach out to Michael Frankland for more information.

Starting Frankland Automation has been the most rewarding and challenging journey of my career. One thing I didn’t fully anticipate was how relentless it can be – there’s never really any “time off” when you’re running your own business. Last week, for the first time in 1.5 years, I took a real break and promised the two most important people in my life that I wouldn’t work. Some clients and candidates were understandably annoyed, but we all need time to recharge! Now I’m back, feeling refreshed and ready to dive in. Naturally, I’m playing catch-up, and I’ll be responding to you all over the next few days – with 400+ emails to tackle, wish me and Emily Frankland luck! In the meantime, here are the vacancies I’m currently working on: 1) Senior BDM, Logistics Automation - Remote in the UK 2) Senior Automation Engineer - Blanchardstown, Ireland 3) Group Sales Director, Control Systems - Lyon, France 4) Controls and Software Engineer, Industrial Automation - Remote in the UK 5) Project Engineer, Industrial Automation - Northampton 6) Hydrogen Industry Sales Manager, UK&I - Remote in the UK 7) Global Product Manager, Control Systems - Remote in Northern Italy (preferably near Milan, Bergamo, Brescia) 8) Automation Specialist, Motion Control and Robotics - Toronto, Canada 9) Territory Sales Manager Northern Alberta, Drives and Motors - Edmonton, Canada 10) Regional Sales Manager Western Canada, Industrial Gearing - Vancouver, Canada 11) Business Unit Director Canada, Automation Components - Greater Toronto Area, Canada 12) Territory Manager Southcentral US, Industrial Hydraulics - Remote in the Southcentral states, USA 13) Territory Manager Midwest US, Industrial Hydraulics - Remote in the Midwest, USA Have a great week, everyone!

Happy weekend to all my connections! It's been an incredibly busy week, as is always the case the week before I go on holiday 😂 I'll be back on the 10th of June, but in the meantime, here are the vacancies that Frankland Automation are actively sourcing for. 1) Senior BDM, Logistics Automation. Remote in the UK.  2) Senior Automation Engineer. Blanchardstown, Ireland.  3) Group Sales Director, Control Systems. Lyon, France. 4) Controls and Software Engineer, Industrial Automation. Remote in the UK.  5) Project Engineer, Industrial Automation. Northampton 6) Hydrogen Industry Sales Manager, UK&I. Remote in the UK 7) Global Product Manager, Control Systems. Remote in Northern Italy (preferably near Milan, Bergamo, Brescia).  8) Automation Specialist, Motion Control and Robotics. Toronto, Canada.  9) Territory Sales Manager Northern Alberta, Drives and Motors. Edmonton, Canada  10) Regional Sales Manager Western Canada, Industrial Gearing. Vancouver, Canada 11) Business Unit Director Canada, Automation components. Greater Toronto area, Canada.  12) Territory Manager Southcentral US, Industrial Hydraulics. Remote in the Southcentral states, USA.   13) Territory Manager Midwest US, Industrial Hydraulics. Remote in the Midwest, USA. I'll have all of the details on https://lnkd.in/ew8ZJkRz shortly! 

For my Canadian connections. Take advantage of this one—the company has an extremely low staff turnover, and these roles come around once a decade! This role, open due to retirement, will hold complete commercial responsibility for the Canadian automation business, including business development, sales, product management, engineering, and support. Details in the comments section, and on Frankland Automation's LinkedIn and website pages.

A fantastic read if you have a spare 10 minutes! I particularly liked the below quote, mentioned on page 6, which is relevant not only in the UK market, but globally. "Also blocking the adoption of automation in the UK is the ongoing misconception that “Robots take jobs”. This is a narrative that must change as soon as possible. As previously explained, we have seen the scale of vacant job roles in the UK; with declining access to low-cost labour as well as a reduction in availability of skilled workers, it is obvious that we need to change the emphasis so that there is a general acceptance that “Robots fill vacant jobs”. Many of these vacancies fall into the dull, dirty and dangerous category, that we should be filling with automation in order to provide more fulfilling and rewarding jobs for our workforce. "

Here's a list of vacancies outlining what Frankland Automation is working on currently. Details about the vacancies can be found in the comments section, or on our LinkedIn page or company website https://lnkd.in/e5ZBM7vn Alternatively, reach out to Michael Frankland for more information!

Frankland Automation 🤝 LinkedIn! Thanks for hosting, the tour, and for the great ideas on how we can improve our presence and approach through LinkedIn tools, Liz!

Congratulations to Corey on his new assignment as the General Manager of Gefran's US business. It was a pleasure working with you Corey Loeffelholz and I look forward to hearing how you get on 💪👌 Special thanks to Simone Pilati, Patrizia Belotti, and Karsten Just for continuing to work with me!

Here's what I'm working on currently! More details can be found on Frankland Automation or our website https://lnkd.in/ew8ZJkRz Don't hesitate to reach out if you'd be interested in learning more.

Frankland Automation is looking for an Senior Automation Engineer with expertise in AVEVA. Unlike most automation engineer positions, this role gives you complete exposure to the full lifecycle of the project, from the initial design phase through to the closing out of the project. You will work across a very broad range of industries, products, and software. The key benefit for you is that you're always learning, picking up new skills, and being continuously challenged! If travel is your thing, there's ample opportunity to live and work in various European locations.