Topic: MULTINATIONAL UPSTREAM OPPORTUNITIES

ICSS/PLC SUPERVISOR

Chartered Engineer (A-levels + 5 years’ study) or Higher National Diploma or Certificate (HND/HNC (A-levels + 3 years’ study) or BTS/DUT or equivalent.

Had to attach the file....it wasn't pasting.

Ad says detailed resumes sre to be sent to [email protected] on or before 30th July 2010.

I know about the existing skepticism about yahoo and gmail addy. But some recruiters use such addy when headhunting for big IOCs.

So guys, no harm in trying

Cheers and Best luck.

hw true is this?

.....tnx for the info,but no addy .Send the address to make ur entry in the forum complete. Dont be scared wether scam or authentic.Jst try!

I have not believed this as a true story.
Why is the application info not in the advert??

The advert was in thursday 15th July, guardian

The address is [email protected].

Please disregard the address posted by the OPS,he is wicked.

Thanx Jodeci, God bless u!
It really saddens me when people intentionally try to derail others! Daven, wot u av done is devilish & u will definitely reap d benefit of your evil act!

I have seen the Guardian Newspaper on 15th July. I agree that it had some of the vacancies I had posted. It even had more. From my source, the said vacancies are for a technical bid for some big contract with an oil major.
I guess the bidders needed to collate CVs of qualified personnel for this purpose; after which they will call up the candidates when the job is won. I was told this was common practice.

I will encourage everyone to send their CVs to both addresses, being that any of them could win the bid, and subsequently call for their respective candidates.

My intention was not to derail others as insinuated by some posters.

Note that the Guardian advert, for those who saw it, had only email address and no deadline. I strongly believe that [email protected] and [email protected] are different bidders for the same contract. So we have nothing to lose by sending to both. I will send mine too.

God Bless You all.

Sorry i mispelt the email the correct one is [email protected] before I will be perceived as being deceptive again. lol

Originally Posted by daven

I have seen the Guardian Newspaper on 15th July. I agree that it had some of the vacancies I had posted. It even had more. From my source, the said vacancies are for a technical bid for some big contract with an oil major.
I guess the bidders needed to collate CVs of qualified personnel for this purpose; after which they will call up the candidates when the job is won. I was told this was common practice.

I will encourage everyone to send their CVs to both addresses, being that any of them could win the bid, and subsequently call for their respective candidates.

My intention was not to derail others as insinuated by some posters.
Note that the Guardian advert, for those who saw it, had only email address and no deadline. I strongly believe that [email protected] and [email protected] are different bidders for the same contract. So we have nothing to lose by sending to both. I will send mine too.

God Bless You all.

FORGET WHATEVER EXPLAINATION GIVEN ABOVE,THE ADDRESS TO SEND UR CV IS [email protected] IS AS CONTAINED THE GUARDIAN OF LAST THURSDAY.

@ DAVEN,WHY TRY TO JUSTIFY UR DECEPTION.

hey, why are are attacking the guy? There's really no harm in sending to both adresses afterall both might be genuine.