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January 19, 2012 · about 14 years ago

New iPS Office in Scheveningen, The Netherlands

Today, recruitment and crewing agency iPS opens a new office in Scheveningen, The Hague. Director Erwin Broeders said: “Growing market demands and increasing workloads require a full dedication to our offshore activities.” iPS has given the dedicated Offshore team their own identity. This comes with

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Today, recruitment and crewing agency iPS opens a new office in Scheveningen, The Hague.

Director Erwin Broeders said: “ Growing market demands and increasing workloads require a full dedication to our offshore activities.”

iPS has given the dedicated Offshore team their own identity. This comes with a nice location with eight workstations in the harbour of Scheveningen. The enthusiastic team is led by Manager Nick Spies . “ This new location enables us to strengthen and expand our position in offshore and serve our clients even better,” says Nick Spies.

Over the past few years, iPS has expanded its business into the Offshore industries. Cross-over expertise in oil & gas, offshore and wind energy but also dredging and maritime, enables iPS to develop into an all-round personnel supplier in its market segments.

Nick Spies said: “ I am very proud of my team. We all work very hard every day to reach and maintain the proper service level for our clients”.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, January 19, 2012; Image: iPS Personnel

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