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nosco
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Corrosion Engineer

02/01/2008 6:52 AM

I need a qualified corrosion Engineer with not less than 10 years relevant experience and with NACE Qualifications. My company provide services to oil and gas sector in Nigeria
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/01/2008 7:08 AM

There are plenty of specialised recruitment organisations that will be delighted to help, particularly if they have a detailed specification of the person's characteristics.

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nosco
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/01/2008 7:29 AM

CAN YOU SUGGEST SUCH RECRUITERS
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/02/2008 10:33 AM

You might try contacting NACE for a list of such recruiters.
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HUX
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/06/2008 10:20 AM

if someone wasn't working in this field for a while would their skills go rusty?
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nosco
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/06/2008 11:05 AM

Your question is not clear, Looking at my original question/discussion point
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/07/2008 5:33 AM

it's a joke, wordplay on an idiomatic phrase, and marked off topic. I'm sorry if you didn't get it.
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Re: Corrosion Engineer

02/08/2008 9:17 AM

I'm seeing this a bit late, but (being a NACE member) would suggest you go to www.nace.org , go to the ListServer section, sign-up (Free) and post to the NACECorrosionNetwork.

Although they FROWN on posts that attempt to sell or push Name-Brand materials, etc., "generic" references are allowed... AND, job-postings are most welcomed!

Hope you find/found what you need...

Best Regards ~
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