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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS

Expansion plan for local company

Maintenance Management and Recruitment Company OIE Services have unveiled expansion plans, marking an exciting time for the North East company.

Embracing an exciting new chapter of growth, the Aberdeen-based recruitment consultancy are branching out and developing relationships with the Far East, and expanding into new markets in Australia and Brazil. Creating waves in the up and coming renewable energy sector.

Providing high calibre oil and gas professionals to companies worldwide, OIE Services headed by Mark Cavanagh, draws from a database of skilled engineers, managers, technicians, and many more, from various backgrounds through its Recruitment Services arm.

Newly appointed Recruitment Manager; Keith Ogilvie has brought a fresh and energetic approach to the company. He is accompanied by an enthusiastic and diverse team of staff, who are highly trained in sourcing the best quality candidates and career enhancing vacancies.

Keith Ogilvie puts down their success to their in-depth knowledge of each client’s requirements, “Getting to know our clients, to provide a personal service is always our biggest advantage, we’re flexible and adaptable and we like to work with our clients. Nothing in the world of recruitment is straightforward, and it’s this personal service that creates successful matches for the candidate and client. ”

With this expansion, the local company has created several new jobs, expanding its core team. “This is an exciting time for us” says Keith, “we are growing steadily, and to keep up with demand we’ve expanded our team bringing on-board new graduates. We are a progressive company and we see this as an investment in our future.”

To promote OIE Service’s exciting developments, an event is being held at Fusion Bar and Bistro on North Silver Street, on the 7th of September, during Offshore Europe week. The event hopes to entertain a variety of guests in the Oil and Gas sector both locally and globally, bringing fresh business to the North East.

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