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In2Work Executive Sourcing
In2work are a professional “Search and Select” Human Resources Consultancy specializing in Executive roles within the Oil and Gas, Mining, Infrastructure, Engineering and Construction industries.
We partner with both candidates and clients to provide efficient labour force solutions, and we have a combined total of 20 years experience in placing quality candidates within these and other industry sectors.
Our points of differentiation are the systems, policies and procedures we use to determine both the candidates and clients needs and the synergy that exists between those needs — we are determined to provide a long term outcome resulting in business and personal development for both parties.
It is this long term commitment as well as our quality assurance measures that position us in the top tier in our industry. Our clients and candidates are mostly referrals and it is this repeat business that we predominantly seek.
Feel free to contact us with any enquiries as to how we can help develop your business via strategic or organizational measures, or develop your career via employment advice and career analysis — remember, we are here to help you!
Latest Positions
Electrical Engineers – Project Delivery Listed on: 20th May, 2013
"With a huge demand for suitably qualified and experienced Electrical Engineers, Australian mega projects in Qld have gained momentum and in2work are now sourcing suitable experienced and qualified Electrical Project Delivery Specialists for ........"
Multi Disciplined Project Engineers - FIFO Listed on: 14th May, 2013
"An aggressive growth strategy and accurate tenders have seen them be deservedly rewarded with a CV$500m+ Oil and Gas related project in Central Qld, and to support the construction and subsequent delivery phase they have identified the need for ......"
Senior Welding Roles - Qld Listed on: 14th May, 2013
"A series of large pipeline and related civil and mechanical infrastructure wins has seen our 2 key clients, both large scale constructors with skilled teams capable of delivering projects in the $billions ......"
Construction Manager – Marine Listed on: 13th May, 2013
"Our Client has entrusted us with the task of sourcing a Construction Manager to manage all marine construction aspects of the project with the view to mobilising to site to construct this CV$300m project in the North West of WA ..........."
Cost Engineers – Oil and Gas Listed on: 13th May, 2013
"Large, complex projects abound at the moment in Qld – the Oil and Gas boom is certainly boosting the economy and it shows no signs of abating. There is talk of 10 years of projects in the CSG fields ......."
Project Operations Manager - SMP Listed on: 23rd Apr, 2013
"An aggressive growth strategy, an influx of massive project wins and a supportive company culture has seen our client review their senior management requirements, most notably their need for a Project Operations Manager to bolster their already strong ..."
Project Manager – Oil and Gas Listed on: 22nd Apr, 2013
"With a wealth of international experience (over 70 years in fact) and having completed projects in some of the most challenging conditions and the harshest and most remote terrain on the planet, our client was the natural choice as the SMP Contractor ...."
"Our client – a mechanical contractor that continually wins the big projects both in Qld and interstate through their proven project delivery techniques, their relationships with their clients and their ability to retain key staff for long tenures. "
Contracts Administrator - SMP Listed on: 15th Apr, 2013
"Central to their requirements is a Contract Administrator with Mechanical Construction experience on projects in excess of CV$100m and willing to fulfil a FIFO roster!"
Senior Project Director - Mechanical Listed on: 27th Mar, 2013
"While it is true that there are few large projects that have been released for tender and subsequent award of late, the CSG industry in Qld is still aggressively moving forward........"
