Lancashire Jobs

Lancashire has built on its traditional foundations as a manufacturing region, developing a thriving economy now based on high- technology, chemicals, engineering and product innovation. Home to over 41,000 companies, Lancashire generates around £21billion per year and has been identified as 'one of Britain's fastest developing economic regions', by the North West Regional Development Agency (NWDA). Once a leading manufacturer of textiles, Lancashire's industrial focus has shifted dramatically, with the county playing centre stage for the UK's aerospace industry for many years. Giant global businesses such as BAE Systems, Aircelle and Rolls Royce Jet Engines, Unison Engine Components and Brookhouse, all help to make Lancashire the country's largest defence and aerospace region. Other well known companies include Leyland, named after the town just outside of Preston, where the famed trucks are manufactured.

Excellent transport links including three major airports and a fast motorway network combined with cities steeped in culture and heritage, all of which make Lancashire an attractive place to live and work. A wide variety of lifestyles, from seaside living to urban residential options with diverse leisure activities, stunning moors and countryside create a vibrant backdrop to this industrious county.

With a population of 1.45 million to support, Lancashire's healthcare system is a major opportunity for potential employees. Hospitals, trusts and research facilities are in constant need of new healthcare and administration workers in both temporary and permanent positions. Recruitment agencies like Daniel Adams offer healthcare employment opportunities in Lancashire that include social work, physical therapy, nursing and Psychiatry.

Lancashire has also become a popular place to study, thanks to the low cost of living and its internationally recognized training facilities. The region has three universities, with the Management School at Lancaster rated as a centre of world class business and management research. Lancashire has also seen growth in other industries, including tourism and hospitality. There are also a number of supporting business sectors focusing infrastructure development for the larger manufacturing companies. These offer jobs in areas like construction, logistics and transport. Such diversity makes Lancashire a popular location for those looking to combine rewarding employment with an attractive lifestyle. Daniel Adams recruitment handles a constant flow of inquiries, both from job seekers and prospective employers. By bringing together the relevant skills and requirements, they actively help the region grow both economically and in terms of professional development.