Mobilising Against the Elements

The Yamal LNG project is one of the most complex liquefied natural gas operations that has ever taken place. Situated above the artic circle, it was an isolated project that required the construction of a shipping port, airport, and resident facilities building.

Challenges

A key client of Spencer Ogden was looking for credible manpower partners to help fill a crucial skills gap. At the time, the client was working with 15 different agencies that were from a variety of locations. The line managers were experiencing many difficulties with managing the influx of prospective candidates that required processing. 

A solution was needed to streamline the whole recruitment process from CV submission, selection and offer management to ensure a smooth payroll and contractor mobilisation.

Solutions

The Spencer Ogden Asia Pacific team leveraged their global network of talent and expertise, and were able to offer a wide range of recruitment solutions to the client. 

  • Sourcing and screening the relevant talent for each department 

  • Effectively overseeing offer management 

  • Payroll solution compliant with regulatory requirements 

  • Full mobilisation service arranging all work permits and visas for foreign workers 

  • Dedicated account management

Result

From the initial request of a dozen planners, the contract was extended to include QHSE, construction, engineering design and commissioning personnel. In total, Spencer Ogden delivered over 280 assignments, including a compliant payroll solution. 

The collaboration was appreciated by the client, who then went on to select Spencer Ogden as one of three recruitment agencies to support all of its remaining projects across Singapore and Indonesia.

  • Candidates contacted: 2000+

  • Candidates shortlist screened: 851

  • Candidate CV’s submitted: 717

  • Candidates interviewed: 462

  • Candidates offered: 306

  • Candidates hired: 282

Mobilising Against the Elements
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Posted
02 JUN 2024
Category
Natural Resources
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