Our
employer data base includes a wide range of employers engaged in the offshore
/ oilfield / maritime jobs industry. However, it does not contain ALL
of them.
Since
we want to provide you with as much reliable information as possible in
your job search, we include this contact list with your paid subscription
for Direct Access.
Numerous
people have successfully used this list to find a job in the industry.
Here
are their stories...
Captain
Ron,
Thank
you very much for getting back to me again. Your response is a lot faster
than I'd expected and I truly appreciate this. Thanks also for the companies
that you've sent me and I will try my best and keep you informed of any
progress that I make.
I love
to travel and experience different ways of life and off-shore work sounds
like something I will find interesting Again, thank you for your time
and attention.
Amongin
Nairobi, KENYA
Hi
Capt Ron
Thanks
for the link - I'll send off my CV to as many of those as I am able to.
I would very much like to secure a position in the catering industry if
possible. This is the first link I have been given that provides such
concise information. many, many thanks.
Regards,
Andrew G
SOUTH AFRICA
Ron:
Thank
you for your most kind concern vis-a-vis my overseas job search in the
camp management field. I have had some positive response from DynCorp
Technical Services. They had me tagged for an Afghanistan site manager
slot if the DOD signed the contract.
They
didn't sign...the Army took the job over. They also have me on a "Letter
of Commitment" for a government project they are bidding on in Latin
America IF they are the winning bidder on the project. If, If and If.
Other
than that and the fact I am not yet working overseas, the job search is
slow.
Any suggestions.
You mentioned in your last email letter to me that with my background,
however dated, there should be job offers. Anything you can recommend
I will be happy to listen to and seriously consider.
Thankfully
yours,
Jack R
Pinellas Park, FL, USA
Thanks
for asking about the "latest".
My best
lead has been with Pride International for work overseas. I would much
prefer work overseas due to the fact I don't live close to the GOM and
companies aren't willing to pay airfare. Pride actually contacted me by
phone after I had sent my resume to them so at least they seemed interested.
I then
sent an Addendum to my resume which shows cranes, max. tonnage, winches,
tuggers, equipment, companies and contacts, etc. It's 5 pages but many
companies seem to want full info right up front. This really seemed to
help get me further notice.
They
have 2 new semisubs being finished up in Portland, Maine and eventually
will be working offshore Brazil. I actually got a tour of them last weekend
with a group of Naval Engineers. That was great and I let my contact at
Pride know that I took advantage of this.
The first
rig won't be on sea trials till Fall. Again, this seems most promising
at this point but I have no real commitment yet and it's a waiting game.
I have sent my cover letter, resume, addendum to resume, and copies of
certificates to what seems like countless companies with no response except
from Pride International and Atwood Oceanics.
Again,
I know that I may be limited since I may not be able to take a job in
the Gulf of Mexico but I don't say that in my cover letter. It's very
frustrating that very few of the recruiters or human resource people at
these companies seem to answer their phone. I begin to think I sound like
a broken record! I do know that you and others have said it's very
competitive.
I also
have my resume on Rigzone.com. I will tell you that I did get a
response from Oceaneering to work on a salvage ship for them as an AB.
I thought hard about it but declined because I worked as an AB for many,
many years and felt like it would be a step in the wrong direction for
me professionally. (Beginning to wonder if I made a mistake!)
A guy
from England contacted me last week and he had found my resume from your
site His name is Alister McCuaig. He was looking for a Crane Operator
for a barge in the United Arab Emirates - 90 days on 30 off. He needed
someone who has done heavy lift (400 ton) off barges. They are lifting
and placing modules into place. Needless to say he weeded me out but it
was good to speak with him.
Chris
G
East Falmouth, MA, USA
I
made several contacts and am trying to coordinate a couple interviews.
The list helped.
Kenneth
K
Bakersfield, CA, USA
Well
thank you for the list. No job so far . But Im still trying. I did get
a information packet from Tidewater Marine. It included a application.
I got it filled out and sent back the next day.
Chuck
S
Spokane, WA, USA
Ron,
the contact list you sent is terrific. After 20+ hours searching the internet,
I was ready to go nuts. I was finding stuff on the oil industry, but not
actual contact information. Your list fixed all of that instantly. I am
finishing up some things for my current employer, which may take up to
2 weeks at which time I will aggressively pursue employment offshore as
that has become my dream.
I have
sent out some feelers to the special services as well as the catering
companies. I will get back to you asap about my luck. I want it bad, so
as soon as I finish this website for my boss, (2 weeks) I will be in overdrive
pursuing a rig (0ffshore) job. Thanks for all your help
Regards,
Skip W
Harlingen, TX, USA
Good
morning,
I just
wanted to say thank you so much for giving me the web-site to your "links".
They were very helpful and I found a lot of information. I will contact
all of the companies and I hope I get some positive responses. I will
keep you updated on what is happening. I really appreciate what you are
doing for me.
Have
a great day,
Linda E
La Habra, CA, USA
Ron:
Just
a line to thank you for the link you sent. It was very helpful material,
and I hope it will prove invaluable in helping me to land a job. It is
refreshing to see someone cares enough about joe blow to actually read
and reply to such a request. If there is anything I can do for you at
all, just let me know, I'm your man.
Thankfully,
Grant R
Hello
Captain Ron!
Thanx
a lot for ur interest and help in finding an offshore job for me!
Babu
B
Johor Baharu, MALAYSIA
How's
it going Capt. Ron?
I was
interviewed by Woodside Energy for an Offshore Operator position a few
months ago but missed out, although the number of applicants was very
high. I am now working for Magellan Petroleum at an onshore gas field
in Palm Valley in central Australia as an operator, which should assist
with my pursuit of working offshore.
I would
still like to stay registered with your website to check the job postings
and receive your informative newsletters.
Regards,
Mark P
Miallo, Queensland, AUSTRALIA
Dear
Captain Ron,
Many
thanks for your kind thought of me. As per your advise, I tried to contact
and send my resume according to the available e mail addresses which are
available in contractor drilling lists.
In this
approach, I have recieved one positive reply which mentioned that my case
will consider when opportunity arises. But others four replied negative.
I'm still hoping to get reply in due course. I believe that during this
month all are busy and planning with X'mas and New Year Hoildays.
Best
regards,
Yu S
Luangprabang, LAOS
Capt
Ron:
Thanks
for your words of encouragement. I have persisted and have been fortunate
to land a very good job. All contacts came as a result of links through
your site.
The position
I took is with MPH International out of Dubai. It is as director of training
with TotalFinaElf in Iran. The job is probably good for 2 years with potential
extensions as further levels of the project are approved. Thanks again
for a no BS website and some really good links!
Bryan
L
Alberta, CANADA
I
am currently working on the B.P. Bruce platform (North Sea) for Deutag
U.K. as Drilling Instrument Tech.
Bruce
D
Hi
Ron,
I have
been hired by Baker Atlas Oil Service Company. Thanks for your all information
about oil company. Now I am in Montrose Training Centre, Scotland.
Best
regards,
Alan M
SCOTLAND
Capt.
Ron,
First
of all I would like to thank you for sending the information on the offshore
projects in view of securing a job for self, compatible to my qualification
and experience.
I was
able to secure a job working in Kuwait (Middle East) for an MNC Engineering
Contractor (Petrofac International Ltd.) with a project covering a major
oil company.
However,
I keep my option open, based on situation and job offer demand. I look
forward to hearing from you soon.
Braj
G
Safety Engineer
Hi
there Captain
I was
contacted by Dave Christmas from Schlumberger last Thursday. He told about
a permanent job at Schlumberger in Chad on a Exxon / Mobil project and
asked me if I was interested for they need 22 fitters urgently. 5 Weeks
on / 5 off. He will be contacting me in 10 days with details.
Thanx
a lot Ron,
Albert A
What's
up Ron? Your list did help me locate a position off shore. It was hard
getting Houston to respond to my calls but I found out what I needed to
do. I need to obtain a Z-card and I guess I have to do it on my own. Any
suggestion will be appreciated. I need to go to work like YESTERDAY!
Thanks,
Hello
Captain Ron!
After
reading your website and obtaining the knowledge to go out and get a job
in the offshore / oilfield / maritime job industry (with the help of your
list)....
within
5 short days I am going to work for my first offshore company! thank you
Captain Ron and your website.
Jason
O
Greetings
Captain Ron!!!
Thanks
for that moment! I am currently in Australia with a working holiday visa
valid for one year seeking employment offshore and I have finally obtained
offshore employment as a junior sample catcher starting in the next week
or so!
Cheers!
Giuseppe M
AUSTRALIA
Mr
Edwards:
I have
been offered a position to train roughneck's but would much rather get
on the offshore in Nova Scotia or Newfoundland. I thank you for your respond
and look forward to hearing from you again. If you have any questions,
please do not hesitate to contact me again.
Sincerely,
Tony C
CANADA
Ron,
thanks
for the contacts. In reply to your question. I am presently working in
the Gulf for Brown & Root in the capacity of Lead Process Start Up
Engineer on the Canterell EPC 1 project offshore Mexico.
Regards,
Ian G
Ron,
Thanks
for the follow up message. I did order the directory and am looking forward
to its arrival. I think your website is terrific! Information on the offshore
/ oilfield / maritime jobs is hard to come by up here in the landlocked
mid west.
As I
begin my job search I am sure that questions will arise. I will take you
up on your offer of assistance at that time.
Thanks
again,
Dear
Ron Edwards,
This
is Bradley Mobley. I appreciate your sending of the job information.
I am pleased to tell you that I have a physical and an
interview 9-19 with Pride Offshore.
More
than likely, I am going to be employed with this company.
If things do not work out like I have planned, I will certainly
give you a call. I really liked the web page. Keep up the
good work.
Sincerely,
Bradley M
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