A LIFE OF OPPORTUNITY
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A LIFE OF OPPORTUNITY
At Offshore Marine People and Academy (OMPA) they pride themselves as being reliable, experienced and safe, providing personnel and training across the renewables, oil & gas, telecommunications and marine sectors
The company look to drive innovation and growth throughout specialist industries, working with clients to identify their needs and objectives. This allows them to partner clients with the right people who have been supported through training opportunities where they gain the knowledge and skill they need in line with their own career progression.
EXPERIENCE
With a portfolio spanning four continents, they have supported over 3,000 people to access the right job opportunities and develop skills and confidence within their key
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sectors. The team have supplied over 85 projects with highly skilled and efficient personnel.
TRAINING From the individuals who strengthen their knowledge, to their clients who receive the best team for the job, the company provides a full circle of support and opportunities. Training schemes are led by experts who build on their industry experience and knowledge to ensure attendees leave with the knowledge they need. Through training programmes, they are able to support the development and efficiencies of projects across
their key industries and improve the skills and techniques of those completing the works.
CLIENTS Similarly, a key factor for the company is to fully understand the needs and expectations of their clients and to match the right people for their projects. Their database, based on those who have trained and worked with them, identifies people ready for opportunities, their experience, skill level and suitable roles, to ensure profiles are submitted efficiently with the most suited people. Continuous development of their database of
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