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A surge in demand for engineers - particularly subsea, design and process ...
A surge in demand for engineers - particularly subsea, design and process engineers - as new projects in Norway, West Africa, Australia and Asia are sanctioned in 2012 could force the oil and gas industry to recruit from other sectors, such as heavy industries, as the skills shortage continues to bite, according to recruitment specialist NES Global Talent.
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Region: World
Keywords: Training
Subjects: Project Management, Skills, education and training, Oil, Recruitment
