Your Ultimate Advisor to Oil and Gas Careers Across the Globe with WTS Energy
Connecting Skilled Professionals to Global Oil and Gas Opportunities
The energy industry is changing quickly, but the demand for skilled oil and gas professionals continues to be strong. Whether you are in oil and gas exploration, transportation or refining, it is important to always keep your eye on global job openings to capitalize on career development opportunities.
WTS Energy is helping potential candidates connect to positions in leading production regions around the world, including the Middle East, North America, West Africa and Southeast Asia, to name a few. WTS Energy has job opportunities for every role in the industry, whether you are an offshore rig operator, HSE Supervisor, or Supply Chain Coordinator. Many of the job roles cover contract flexibility that you may need to gain international experience.
Finding the right role can be challenging in an industry with a fast-paced project life cycle in compliance compliance-regulated environment. WTS Energy's extensive team of experienced recruiters can find you work as it relates to your skills and goals, including support with job interviews and visa applications.
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If you're interested in growing your career in oil and gas, WTS Energy has the global reach and personalized helpful support to assist you in succeeding.
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