WTS Gabon Reaches 7 Years LTI Free, How Did They do it?
Work can be tough, especially in the Energy Industry where the workforce is exposed to many hazards. They mostly work with machines, outdoors or in remote areas which makes it easy for engineers to get ill or injured. When this happens, the company they work for accumulates Lost Time Injury (LTI).  What is LTI? LTI […]
WTS Energy Opens its Second Office in Romania
Earlier this month, we paid a visit to our new office in the coastal city of Constanta to be part of the grand opening! This is our third office in Romania and 20th worldwide. We are delighted to be even closer to clients and the bright minds of this country in which we first arrived in […]
WTS Energy and GIZ Kenya Set to Open Training Center in Kenya
With 70% of total installed capacity being renewable in Kenya, there is plenty of room to dream (and plan) big about job creations in the sector. Especially, when it comes to making these opportunities more accessible to the country’s younger generations. WTS Energy is pleased to announce that together with GIZ Kenya (GIZ Kenya) – […]
WTS Energy Welcomes New COO: J.P. de Jong
New colleague alert! Say hello to Jean-Paul (JP) de Jong, WTS Energy’s new COO. After 6.5 years with Atlas Professionals, JP has started a new chapter in his career. Couple of words from our new colleague below: His Trajectory JP comes with 15 years of experience in the Energy/manpower/Recruitment, and Consultancy sector. With a bachelor’s […]
Celebrating Christmas and New Year’s at an Oil Platform: What Is It Like?
Celebrating the winter holidays and welcoming a new year sure feels different when you’re away from home. But, in the Energy Industry, this is a common occurrence. Today, some of our consultants stationed at an oil platform share their experience with us. In fact, 67% of every 1000 energy professionals have celebrated at least one […]
Industry 4.0: How Will It Change Job Demand?
After 240 years and nearly four industrial revolutions later, the world continues to move forward by leaps and bounds. What can we expect at the end of this fourth revolution? Which skills will become redundant? Which positions will survive the automation storm? It was 1784 when the rise of mechanical engineering gave way for mass and automated […]
