Offshore operations team planning a North Sea crew mobilisation

For employers and recruitment agencies

Onshore and offshore workers, matched to your requirement.

Offshore Personnel supports recruitment for engineering, construction, oil and gas, offshore wind and marine work. Tell us the role, location and dates so we can assess relevant experience, availability and the evidence your job requires.

Hiring with Offshore Personnel

Find the right starting point for your workforce requirement.

We work with employers and agencies looking for individual workers or support with a wider team requirement. A listed profile is an introduction to a potential candidate; suitability is assessed against the actual work.

Which workers can you ask us about?

Enquiries can cover mechanical and electrical technicians, welders and fabricators, construction trades, rigging and rope access, marine support, HSE and medical roles. The shortlist depends on the experience, evidence and availability held for each person.

Browse public personnel summaries or discuss your staffing requirement.

Do we cover onshore work and European projects?

Our network includes UK and European workers interested in onshore and offshore work. Tell us the project country and worksite. Travel preferences, country-specific work permission, required qualifications and joining arrangements need confirmation for the assignment.

How quickly can we supply candidates?

Timing depends on the role, location, start date, worker availability and outstanding checks. We confirm what can realistically be progressed after reviewing your brief; the public board does not guarantee immediate availability or mobilisation.

What does a checked profile mean?

CV reviewed, document checked and issuer checked describe different work on individual evidence. A public listing can include experience reported in a CV alongside separately labelled tickets. It is not whole-worker clearance.

Read what our checking labels mean and see the recruitment process.

Workforce solutions

Choose the service around the operation.

Each route starts with a different operational context. Define the platform, vessel, campaign or administrative requirement before choosing evidence and personnel.

From request to approved time

One controlled workforce record.

Hiring, compliance, timesheet and finance contacts receive separate permissions. Sensitive worker information stays outside client candidate packs.

01

Define the requirement

Role, location, rota, dates, competence, known risks, PPE and named contacts.

02

Review suitable evidence

Receive only candidate packs deliberately shared for your requirement.

03

Approve worked time

Use weekly, fortnightly or rotation-based timesheets with a named approver.

What client users can access

Hiring team

Requirements, applications and approved candidate packs for their own company.

Compliance team

Selected certificates with their recorded check status and disclosed suitability evidence—not private medical or bank information.

Timesheet approver

Daily entries, expenses and evidence for assigned workers, with clear dispute reasons and revision history.

Finance team

Purchase orders, invoice PDFs and payment status without access to worker pay rates.

A complete staffing requirement

Give recruiters enough detail to assess safely.

A job title alone is not a workable staffing requirement. Clients should provide the work scope, asset or worksite, dates, rota, competence standard, essential certificates, known risks, PPE, medical-fitness requirement and the people authorised to approve candidates and time.

Before candidate review

  • Legal company and named hiring contact verified
  • Role, headcount, location and mobilisation window defined
  • Essential evidence separated from desirable experience
  • Pay display and advertising authority confirmed

Before assignment

  • Worksite, risks, PPE and reporting route recorded
  • Worker pay and client charge rates kept separate
  • Timesheet pattern and named approvers configured
  • Purchase order, billing contact and payment terms held

Common questions

Questions from employers and recruitment agencies

Can an employer or agency browse workers before contacting us?

Yes. Anyone can browse the anonymised summaries on our public personnel page. These are selected listings, not access to every registered worker or their private files. For a specific requirement, we confirm availability and relevant evidence before deliberately sharing an authorised candidate pack.

Are all workers on the personnel page fully verified?

No. Check labels relate to individual evidence. CV reviewed means the CV has been read; document checked means a copy has been reviewed; issuer checked means an independent source confirmed that item. Experience reported in a CV may also be listed. Job suitability, current availability, medical fitness and right to work require separate assessment.

What should I send with a staffing enquiry?

Send the role and duties, headcount, location and project country, start date, duration or rota, and essential skills and certificates. Include the named hiring contact and any worksite requirements. We use the brief to identify possible matches and explain outstanding evidence or availability questions.

What medical information can a client receive?

Only proportionate fitness or suitability evidence required for the assignment. Full medical histories, private clinical details and unrelated incidents are not part of a candidate pack.

How are offshore timesheets approved?

The assignment defines weekly, fortnightly or rotation periods and named approvers. Workers submit entries; clients approve or dispute them with a reason, and approved records are locked with an audit history.

Does the platform calculate payroll?

No. It prepares controlled exports of approved hours and authorised expenses for an independent payroll company. PAYE, National Insurance, pensions and payslips remain outside the platform.