GoreVega
Operations Coordinator

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GoreVega Operations Coordinator
GoreVega are looking for a passionate skilled Operations Coordinator to join our team in Aberdeen. GoreVega are a supplier of well services personnel specialising in coiled tubing, pumping and cementing. The role is a perfect fit for individuals who are excellent communicators, enthusiastic, sociable, team players who enjoy a fast-paced varied role. We are looking for individuals that work closely with offshore professionals and have the ability to build a pool of trusted individuals that match our clients requirements.
Job requirements
- Manage existing client relationships as well as building new relationships to ensure continued and increased commitment
- Recruiting, selecting and evaluating professionals on various levels
- Receiving and reviewing applications and short-listing candidates
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Comfortable and willing to have daily discussions/negotiations over the phone
- Attend client meetings online and in person
- Advertising vacancies appropriately by drafting and placing adverts on social media
- Manage logistics for our clients: booking flights, accommodation, training and visas
- Maintaining the files of contracted professionals
- Ensure clients are invoiced in a timely manner
- Participate in on call schedule on a rotational basis
- Previous experience in a recruitment/operations environment is preferred
- Experience working in well services industries preferred but not essential
- Perform any other duties or tasks deemed appropriate by management in support of GoreVega’s operational and business needs
- A full UK driving license is preferred
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