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Discipline coverage

The technical roles industrial projects are built around.

Engineering, project delivery, commercial and supply chain, project execution and technical integration — recruited by people who understand what each function actually does on a project.

Discipline coverage

Five discipline groups.

These are the functions that determine whether an industrial project holds its schedule. We recruit across all of them, on contract and on retained search.

Engineering

  • Process
  • Mechanical
  • Electrical
  • Civil
  • Structural
  • Process Safety
  • Subsea

Project Delivery

  • Project Management
  • Project Controls
  • Construction Management
  • Field Supervision

Commercial & Supply Chain

  • Procurement
  • Contracts
  • Supply Chain
  • Logistics

Project Execution

  • Commissioning
  • Start-up
  • QA/QC
  • Inspection

Technology

  • Technical and Digital Integration
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Why this matters

A discipline is not a job title.

A generalist recruiter reads a requisition. A specialist recruiter reads the project behind it.

Industrial projects have highly specific staffing requirements. The certifications that matter, the codes and standards in play, the phase the project is in, and the environment the work happens in all change what “relevant experience” means for the same nominal job title.

Because our recruiters understand the disciplines, certifications and project environments involved, shortlists are relevant on the first pass.

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Looking for one of these disciplines?

Tell us the role and the project environment. If we recruit it, we’ll start on it.