2 positions in Belgium
James BarnesMember for 19 years 1 month
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My firm are looking for 2 planners to work in the Antwerp Haven on oil and gas maintainance turnarounds.
1. Immediate requirement for senior scheduler to join a team currently planning the shutdown/turnaround of a nafta cracker. Contract period 1 yr.
2. Starting next year, we have a requirement for a scheduler to join a team of preparators and schedulers in planning a multi-unit shutdown/turnaround for execution in early 2009. Contract period roughly 15-18 mths, possibility of extension.
Scheduling environment is P3, possible migration to P5/P6 during the run up.
drop me a PM with your contact details if interested, I will pass them on to our recruiters.
1. Immediate requirement for senior scheduler to join a team currently planning the shutdown/turnaround of a nafta cracker. Contract period 1 yr.
2. Starting next year, we have a requirement for a scheduler to join a team of preparators and schedulers in planning a multi-unit shutdown/turnaround for execution in early 2009. Contract period roughly 15-18 mths, possibility of extension.
Scheduling environment is P3, possible migration to P5/P6 during the run up.
drop me a PM with your contact details if interested, I will pass them on to our recruiters.
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Oldest first- 0James Barnes ·OK, not many nibbles on this one.
Let me be clear, coz I know there have been cases where people haven’t been and I noticed someone else here went out of their way to be last week, I am not a recruiter. My boss asked me if I knew any planners who might be interested in working in the country with the best beer, chocolate and chips in the world (I am english, and I have to admit that their chips and beer are better over here...)
To the 2 or 3 that PMd me I have passed your names on. We won’t be relocating people 1/2 way round the world for med term contracts though, sorry.
I should have said also but we’ll need people who can legally work in Belgium. The paperwork here is just too tedius. - 0James Barnes ·Brad
you can run as a ltd company in Belgium. It’s what I do. You spend a lot in accounting fees but it is definitely worth it. You can also run as a "VAT registered independant", which is cheaper to set up and so better for a short contract perhaps.
I wasn’t aware that you can’t do that in Holland, although I know that there are restrictions in the UK (like you need multiple clients etc).
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