Statoil Norway Venture boosts oil industry jobs

Statoil Norway, the leading energy company in oil and gas production, concluded the negotiations for a venture with the British oil sector. According to Statoil, the production will start in 2017, with a daily average production of 55,000 barrels of oil.

Statoil CEO Helge Lund took the opportunity to acknowledge the UK government stating: “Statoil and its partners appreciate the co-operation from the UK government and the approval of the development plan for this landmark project.”

The project at the Mariner heavy oil field is the biggest offshore improvement in the UK since 2003. Statoil will invest 7 billion dollars and will create more than 700 jobs in the Aberdeen area.

Due to the growth of the Oil & Gas market, Tujobs.com will be posting daily new job vacancies on its website. Leading multinational companies in the oil sector such as Aibel, GK Norge and Statoil, among others, are now advertising their vacancies with TUjobs - the new online recruitment company specializes in online recruitment for the oil and gas sectors in order to combat the skilled workforce shortage. The online platform has already released many job vacancies over the past year and the number of available jobs is on the rise.
 
This week, the highlights on www.TUjobs.com are:
 
·         System Engineers at National Oilwell Varco in Stavanger;
·         Quality Assurance specialist at Experis in Akershus;
·         Senior Well Completion Engineer at Adecco Norge AS in Rogaland;
·         Surf Engineers at Statoil in Stavanger.
 
All the requirements and information for each vacancy can be found online on the respective
job ad.
 
To learn more, please visit http://www.TUjobs.com.

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Rune Johansson

Sales Manager

TUjobs.com

(47) +47 982 16 683

rune.johansson@tu.no