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I am looking to get offshore or into a power station.. anyone know any contacts they can give me..

iv been trying to get offshore for over a year now and it just seems to be a nightmare.

Thanks
 
ive been foning that number evryday for a week now and it just keeps ringing out any other numbers to try boomer
 
i e mailed my cv to them and they e mailed me back straight away saying they dont reply to people personally cos of their gettin them all the time but your details go on record and if you dont get a reply within a week you havent been selected but your details stay for future reference
its recruitment.onshore@capeplc.com
 
try salamis for offshore work sure i seen a post on here the other day for them wantin men for off shore havent got their number but you should get it off their website sure its the aberdeen office you,ll want good luck mate
 
Basic Offshore Safety Induction & emergency Training (BOSIET)
Duration 3 days course OPITO approved for UK sector
£630.00 + VAT
Available every week Monday to Wednesday or Wednesday to Friday
Aberdeen or Teesside
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Mutually Recognised Basic Safety Training Course
Duration 3 days
£698.00 + VAT
OPITO approved for UK sector, Norway, Denmark and Holland
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Available every week Monday to Wednesday or Wednesday to Friday
Aberdeen or Teesside
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We also offer the (Minimum Industry Safety Training Course) which is recommended for all new entrants to the Oil and Gas Industry
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phil-mc- said:
I am looking to get offshore or into a power station.. anyone know any contacts they can give me..

iv been trying to get offshore for over a year now and it just seems to be a nightmare.

Thanks
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Contact the maintenance manager at your local power station and ask who does the scaffolding. You got a better chance of getting a start as a local as many of the blue chip energy companies now have local environmental and economic policys in operation which state contractors must give priority to local labour where possible .

There are abuses of this with people rocking up in an area during an outtage or major project claiming to be locals :mad:
 
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