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Sep 29th 2009, 4:18 pm
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Jobs Jobs Jobs
Hi All,
We are looking to fill short term and long term contracting positions in Libya over the coming few weeks and months and would welcome CVs and daily/weekly rate information from people who think that they could fulfill the following roles:
Category- Description
01. Sr. Project Manager
02 Project Manager
03 Construction Superintend
04 Construction Supervisor
05 Sr. Project Engineer
06 Sr. Civil Engineer
07 Sr. Mechanical Engineer
08 Sr. Production Engineer
09 Sr. Facilities Engineer
10 Sr. Corrosion Engineer
11 Sr. QA/QC Engineer
12 Sr. Planning/Cost control Engineer
13 Sr. Electrical Engineer
14 Sr. Telecomminication Engineer
15 Sr. Process Engineer
16 Sr. Automation/Computer Engineer
17 Sr. Instrument Engineer
18 Sr. Commissioning Engineer
19 Sr. Design Engineer
20 Sr. Drilling Engineer
21 Sr. Reservoir Engineer
22 Sr. Petroleum Engineer
23 Sr. Cementing Engineer
24 Sr. Safety Specialist(HSE)
25 Sr. Fire Specialist
26 Sr. Mechanical Specialist
27 Sr. Pipeline Specialist
28 Sr. Welding Specialist
29 Sr. Electrical Specialist
30 Sr. Instrument Specialist
31 Sr. Automation/Computer Specialist
32 Sr. Geologist
33 Sr. Geophysist
34 Sr. Materials Specialist
35 Sr.Piping/ Mech.(CAD)Designer
36 Sr.Electrical/ Instrument(CAD)Designer
37 Project Engineer
38 Civil Engineer
39 Mechanical Engineer
40 Production Engineer
41 Facilities Engineer
42 Corrosion Engineer
43 QA/QC Engineer
44 Planning/Cost control Engineer
45 Electrical Engineer
46 Telecomminication Engineer
47 Process Engineer
48 Automation/Computer Engineer
49 Instrument Engineer
50 Commissioning Engineer
51 Design Engineer
52 Drilling Engineer
53 Reservoir Engineer
54 Petroleum Engineer
55 Cementing Engineer
56 Safety Engineer
57 Drilling Consultant
58 Drilling completion/work over
59 Drilling Supervisor
60 Safety Officer ( HSE)
61 Safety Specialist(HSE)
62 Fire specialist
63 Mechanical Specialist
64 Pipe line Specialist
65 Welding specialist
66 Electrical specialist
67 Instrument specialist
68 Automation/Computer Specialist
69 Materials Specialist
70 Warehouse specialist
71 Fishing Specialist
72 Coring specialist
73 Geologist
74 Geophysist
75 Piping/ Mech.(CAD)Designer
76 Electrical/ Instrument(CAD)Designer
77 Draughtsman
78 Sr. Safety Technician
79 Inspector
80 Store Keeper
81 NDT Technician
82 Foreman
83 Submercible Pump Specialist
84 X- Ray Tech. Specialist
85 Fire & Safety Operator
86 Process Operator
87 Chief Electrician ( Maintenance)
88 Chief Electrician (Protection)
89 Chief Mechanic ( Maintenance)
90 Chief Mechanic ( Solar Gas Turbine)
91 Chief Mechanical (Gas Compressor)
92 Certified Welder
93 Welder/steel worker/pipe fitter/Instr.Fitter etc.
94 Turbine Engineer / Foreman
95 Corrosion Engineer
Please email your CV and rates to us at [email protected] (emares at hotmail dot co dot uk)
If we can place you then we will!!!!
Hope to hear from you all soon.
Best Regards
Matt
We are looking to fill short term and long term contracting positions in Libya over the coming few weeks and months and would welcome CVs and daily/weekly rate information from people who think that they could fulfill the following roles:
Category- Description
01. Sr. Project Manager
02 Project Manager
03 Construction Superintend
04 Construction Supervisor
05 Sr. Project Engineer
06 Sr. Civil Engineer
07 Sr. Mechanical Engineer
08 Sr. Production Engineer
09 Sr. Facilities Engineer
10 Sr. Corrosion Engineer
11 Sr. QA/QC Engineer
12 Sr. Planning/Cost control Engineer
13 Sr. Electrical Engineer
14 Sr. Telecomminication Engineer
15 Sr. Process Engineer
16 Sr. Automation/Computer Engineer
17 Sr. Instrument Engineer
18 Sr. Commissioning Engineer
19 Sr. Design Engineer
20 Sr. Drilling Engineer
21 Sr. Reservoir Engineer
22 Sr. Petroleum Engineer
23 Sr. Cementing Engineer
24 Sr. Safety Specialist(HSE)
25 Sr. Fire Specialist
26 Sr. Mechanical Specialist
27 Sr. Pipeline Specialist
28 Sr. Welding Specialist
29 Sr. Electrical Specialist
30 Sr. Instrument Specialist
31 Sr. Automation/Computer Specialist
32 Sr. Geologist
33 Sr. Geophysist
34 Sr. Materials Specialist
35 Sr.Piping/ Mech.(CAD)Designer
36 Sr.Electrical/ Instrument(CAD)Designer
37 Project Engineer
38 Civil Engineer
39 Mechanical Engineer
40 Production Engineer
41 Facilities Engineer
42 Corrosion Engineer
43 QA/QC Engineer
44 Planning/Cost control Engineer
45 Electrical Engineer
46 Telecomminication Engineer
47 Process Engineer
48 Automation/Computer Engineer
49 Instrument Engineer
50 Commissioning Engineer
51 Design Engineer
52 Drilling Engineer
53 Reservoir Engineer
54 Petroleum Engineer
55 Cementing Engineer
56 Safety Engineer
57 Drilling Consultant
58 Drilling completion/work over
59 Drilling Supervisor
60 Safety Officer ( HSE)
61 Safety Specialist(HSE)
62 Fire specialist
63 Mechanical Specialist
64 Pipe line Specialist
65 Welding specialist
66 Electrical specialist
67 Instrument specialist
68 Automation/Computer Specialist
69 Materials Specialist
70 Warehouse specialist
71 Fishing Specialist
72 Coring specialist
73 Geologist
74 Geophysist
75 Piping/ Mech.(CAD)Designer
76 Electrical/ Instrument(CAD)Designer
77 Draughtsman
78 Sr. Safety Technician
79 Inspector
80 Store Keeper
81 NDT Technician
82 Foreman
83 Submercible Pump Specialist
84 X- Ray Tech. Specialist
85 Fire & Safety Operator
86 Process Operator
87 Chief Electrician ( Maintenance)
88 Chief Electrician (Protection)
89 Chief Mechanic ( Maintenance)
90 Chief Mechanic ( Solar Gas Turbine)
91 Chief Mechanical (Gas Compressor)
92 Certified Welder
93 Welder/steel worker/pipe fitter/Instr.Fitter etc.
94 Turbine Engineer / Foreman
95 Corrosion Engineer
Please email your CV and rates to us at [email protected] (emares at hotmail dot co dot uk)
If we can place you then we will!!!!
Hope to hear from you all soon.
Best Regards
Matt
Oct 4th 2009, 10:19 am
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Re: Jobs Jobs Jobs
hotmail account....very professional......
Oct 5th 2009, 9:04 pm
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Re: Jobs Jobs Jobs
It's true plenty of companies use hotmail/gmail/yahoo accounts to remain anonymous. The question you've got to ask yourself is why they need to remain unknown. I would never ever in a million years send my CV to a company looking for people in this way.
Of course if you're in the right field you don't have to apply for jobs, they come looking for you...Ask nicely and I might divulge what I do for a living
Of course if you're in the right field you don't have to apply for jobs, they come looking for you...Ask nicely and I might divulge what I do for a living
Oct 6th 2009, 11:12 am
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It's true plenty of companies use hotmail/gmail/yahoo accounts to remain anonymous. The question you've got to ask yourself is why they need to remain unknown. I would never ever in a million years send my CV to a company looking for people in this way.
Of course if you're in the right field you don't have to apply for jobs, they come looking for you...Ask nicely and I might divulge what I do for a living
Of course if you're in the right field you don't have to apply for jobs, they come looking for you...Ask nicely and I might divulge what I do for a living
close?
Oct 6th 2009, 11:28 am
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Re: Jobs Jobs Jobs
I'm not sure that is a much sought after role (especially in the middle east)...
The gay porn industry definitely do not solicit CV's on expat forums either, not that I know anything about it. Maybe you do?
My job is a lot more technical, and there is usually a smart casual dress code although where I'm currently working (in Saudi) there is an option to wear local attire (ie thobe and gutra). I haven't seen any expats wearing it to the office yet, but could be quite funny...
The gay porn industry definitely do not solicit CV's on expat forums either, not that I know anything about it. Maybe you do?
My job is a lot more technical, and there is usually a smart casual dress code although where I'm currently working (in Saudi) there is an option to wear local attire (ie thobe and gutra). I haven't seen any expats wearing it to the office yet, but could be quite funny...
Oct 6th 2009, 11:30 am
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Re: Jobs Jobs Jobs
Wow! this is taking scamming to a new level. I can't believe these A-holes have the nuts to post in a public forum.
Oct 6th 2009, 12:18 pm
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Thankfully we are not all scammers.
For the doubters, I posted this thread to try to help people who may be worried about their jobs and/or looking for new opportunities. It was a quick thread posting initially to test the water and to try to help people (and dare I say it, to make some money for my own company along the way......thats business), apologies for not posting our full contact details in the first instance.
Having grown up in Sharjah and Dubai from 1976 and done business in the Middle East for the last 20 years and having been there last year when the credit crunch really was hitting home, then I only wished to help a few people find new opportunities. Regretfully it seems as though my good intentions have been misconstrued in the extreme by some.
We have a number of clients in Libya looking for primarily short term positions in the Oil/Gas industries and we are looking to assist them in filling those positions.
My company, Emares, is a procurement consultancy based in the UK, however given the demand by our clients for decent and time served contracting professionals we have thus set up a manpower/recruitment division to try to satisfy their requirements. That is entrepreneurship, you see an opportunity and you go for it. Apologies to those that think making money is a sin!!!
As for using a hotmail account, well we have used it for years and "if it works then why change it" as they say. We don't have a website as we pick and choose the opportunities that suit us and not be deluged with meaningless enquiries. How we run our business is our business, all I will say is that reputation carries far more weight than a flashy website and domain orientated email address.
I trust this has put the record straight and the doubters have been silenced (though I suspect they will come back with some meaningless quip!).
If you email me then I would be pleased to supply our UK office address and contact details. We have nothing to hide whatsoever, despite what some may think.
For the doubters, I posted this thread to try to help people who may be worried about their jobs and/or looking for new opportunities. It was a quick thread posting initially to test the water and to try to help people (and dare I say it, to make some money for my own company along the way......thats business), apologies for not posting our full contact details in the first instance.
Having grown up in Sharjah and Dubai from 1976 and done business in the Middle East for the last 20 years and having been there last year when the credit crunch really was hitting home, then I only wished to help a few people find new opportunities. Regretfully it seems as though my good intentions have been misconstrued in the extreme by some.
We have a number of clients in Libya looking for primarily short term positions in the Oil/Gas industries and we are looking to assist them in filling those positions.
My company, Emares, is a procurement consultancy based in the UK, however given the demand by our clients for decent and time served contracting professionals we have thus set up a manpower/recruitment division to try to satisfy their requirements. That is entrepreneurship, you see an opportunity and you go for it. Apologies to those that think making money is a sin!!!
As for using a hotmail account, well we have used it for years and "if it works then why change it" as they say. We don't have a website as we pick and choose the opportunities that suit us and not be deluged with meaningless enquiries. How we run our business is our business, all I will say is that reputation carries far more weight than a flashy website and domain orientated email address.
I trust this has put the record straight and the doubters have been silenced (though I suspect they will come back with some meaningless quip!).
If you email me then I would be pleased to supply our UK office address and contact details. We have nothing to hide whatsoever, despite what some may think.
Oct 6th 2009, 5:36 pm
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Oct 7th 2009, 6:46 am
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Re: Jobs Jobs Jobs
Thankfully we are not all scammers.
For the doubters, I posted this thread to try to help people who may be worried about their jobs and/or looking for new opportunities. It was a quick thread posting initially to test the water and to try to help people (and dare I say it, to make some money for my own company along the way......thats business), apologies for not posting our full contact details in the first instance.
Having grown up in Sharjah and Dubai from 1976 and done business in the Middle East for the last 20 years and having been there last year when the credit crunch really was hitting home, then I only wished to help a few people find new opportunities. Regretfully it seems as though my good intentions have been misconstrued in the extreme by some.
We have a number of clients in Libya looking for primarily short term positions in the Oil/Gas industries and we are looking to assist them in filling those positions.
My company, Emares, is a procurement consultancy based in the UK, however given the demand by our clients for decent and time served contracting professionals we have thus set up a manpower/recruitment division to try to satisfy their requirements. That is entrepreneurship, you see an opportunity and you go for it. Apologies to those that think making money is a sin!!!
As for using a hotmail account, well we have used it for years and "if it works then why change it" as they say. We don't have a website as we pick and choose the opportunities that suit us and not be deluged with meaningless enquiries. How we run our business is our business, all I will say is that reputation carries far more weight than a flashy website and domain orientated email address.
I trust this has put the record straight and the doubters have been silenced (though I suspect they will come back with some meaningless quip!).
If you email me then I would be pleased to supply our UK office address and contact details. We have nothing to hide whatsoever, despite what some may think.
For the doubters, I posted this thread to try to help people who may be worried about their jobs and/or looking for new opportunities. It was a quick thread posting initially to test the water and to try to help people (and dare I say it, to make some money for my own company along the way......thats business), apologies for not posting our full contact details in the first instance.
Having grown up in Sharjah and Dubai from 1976 and done business in the Middle East for the last 20 years and having been there last year when the credit crunch really was hitting home, then I only wished to help a few people find new opportunities. Regretfully it seems as though my good intentions have been misconstrued in the extreme by some.
We have a number of clients in Libya looking for primarily short term positions in the Oil/Gas industries and we are looking to assist them in filling those positions.
My company, Emares, is a procurement consultancy based in the UK, however given the demand by our clients for decent and time served contracting professionals we have thus set up a manpower/recruitment division to try to satisfy their requirements. That is entrepreneurship, you see an opportunity and you go for it. Apologies to those that think making money is a sin!!!
As for using a hotmail account, well we have used it for years and "if it works then why change it" as they say. We don't have a website as we pick and choose the opportunities that suit us and not be deluged with meaningless enquiries. How we run our business is our business, all I will say is that reputation carries far more weight than a flashy website and domain orientated email address.
I trust this has put the record straight and the doubters have been silenced (though I suspect they will come back with some meaningless quip!).
If you email me then I would be pleased to supply our UK office address and contact details. We have nothing to hide whatsoever, despite what some may think.
Oct 13th 2009, 4:37 am
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