Mercury has launched its new series of interviews with our people, as they work through this unusual and unprecedented time in our history. Our second interviewee is Diego Pacheco, a Graduate Engineer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands on a Data Centre site.<\/p>\n
What is day to day life there normally and how has it changed since the pandemic began?<\/strong><\/p>\n In a few days, it will be one year since I began working in Mercury as a Graduate Engineer on a Data Centre project close to Amsterdam. So far, It has been a huge pleasure! When Covid-19 started in Europe, it was my last day of rotation. Mercury gave me the full support I needed as the situation was a bit scary. I kept in contact with my Line Manager and the Senior Project Manager and their support was amazing. I genuinely felt like Mercury was looking after me.<\/p>\n My daily activities have changed a lot since the beginning of the pandemic. There is a huge number of new regulations to follow on site – videos and material have come from Mercury almost daily. As things became more difficult to fly on rotation due to the risk, I decided to focus fully on my work and kept working as hard as possible – honestly, it wouldn\u2019t help much being stuck at home.<\/p>\n