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Home›Subsea›Now Available: The Global Specialist Job Site for Offshore Wind Industry!
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June 15, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Now Available: The Global Specialist Job Site for Offshore Wind Industry!

Navingo BV, a maritime and offshore media group based in Rotterdam, has launched a new worldwide job portal specialized in the offshore wind industry. Offshore wind contractors, suppliers and job seekers are now able to find each other at OffshoreWIND.Jobs. OffshoreWIND.Jobs offers companies related

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Navingo BV, a maritime and offshore media group based in Rotterdam, has launched a new worldwide job portal specialized in the offshore wind industry. Offshore wind contractors, suppliers and job seekers are now able to find each other at OffshoreWIND.Jobs .

OffshoreWIND.Jobs offers companies related to the offshore wind industry a platform for recruiting staff and profiling their company among a large group of offshore wind professionals. On the other hand, jobseekers have a global insight in offshore wind job opportunities.

Our news website OffshoreWIND.biz is already the most popular website for its continuous supply of the latest in-depth offshore wind news articles. With over 40,000 offshore wind professionals, making over 120,000 visits and reading over 500,000 pages each month, we feel confident that both job seekers and employers will find the ideal solution for positions in the offshore wind industry!

Development of Offshore Wind Industry Increases Demand for Skilled Workers

The offshore wind industry has evolved into a stand-alone sector within the offshore industry and holds a growing share of global energy production. Fast pace development of offshore wind industry heralds groundbreaking changes in the job opportunities sector. The extent of success for renewables’ providers, however, is ultimately dependent upon the industry’s ability to ensure the right talent is in place to capitalize on developments taking place around the world. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) claims that in the UK, achievement of the 2020 renewable energy target will require £100bn of investment, supporting around 500,000 jobs across the sector. This is confirmed by the European Commission, which reports that renewables will account for three million jobs across the EU by 2020.

The founders of OffshoreWIND.Jobs are proud to announce a new job portal, supporting this growing market in finding offshore wind talent for jobs worldwide.

Navingo BV is an international media company aimed at the maritime and offshore energy industry. We are specialized in news, background information and work opportunities in these sectors. We have a leading position in organizing high profile fairs and conferences, publishing in-depth news sites and print titles.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , June 14, 2012; Image: Navingo BV

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