SEE Recruitment connects instrument, electrical and E&I engineers - including Ex01-04 Gas and Vapours qualified professionals - with the refineries, offshore operators and COMAH-regulated sites who need them. Free for engineers. Always.
Hazardous-area work is specialised. A generalist agency cannot tell an Ex01-04 returner from a graduate CV, or an intrinsic-safety specialist from a general sparky. So strong engineers get overlooked, and operators struggle to fill safety-critical roles. SEE Recruitment is run by someone who has actually done the work - so the match is made on real understanding, not keywords.
Send your CV and your discipline. Instrument, electrical, E&I, Ex01-04 Gas and Vapours - new entrant or 5-year returner.
Your experience is read by someone who knows what a COMAH site, an IS loop and an inspection grade actually mean.
When a suitable role appears, you are introduced directly. Nothing is shared without your say-so.
Tell us the role and the site. You get introductions to engineers whose hazardous-area experience has been read by an engineer, not filtered by a keyword bot. You deal with them directly.
Request talentGroup and ongoing requirements welcome. Get in touch to discuss how you hire for hazardous-area roles.
SEE Recruitment is opening its books. In keeping with how we do things across the ecosystem, we will not list fake vacancies to look busy. When real employers post hazardous-area roles, they will appear here.
Register your CV now to be matched the moment a suitable role lands.
Register your CVEngineers send a CV. Employers send a role. Both take a couple of minutes.
Your details are read by an engineer who knows hazardous-area work - not sorted by an algorithm.
A suitable match means a direct introduction. From there, you deal with each other.
SEE Recruitment is the careers arm of a connected engineering ecosystem built by Darren Emery M.Sc., a Senior Instrument Engineer and Technical Authority with over 40 years in hazardous-area work.
Yes - and always will be. Engineers never pay SEE Recruitment a penny to register, be introduced, or be placed. There is no catch and no small print.
Instrument, electrical and E&I engineers working in - or moving into - hazardous-area environments. That includes Ex01-04 Gas and Vapours qualified professionals, both new entrants and 5-year returners, plus wider process and industrial engineering roles.
Absolutely. Hazardous-area experience is welcome at every stage. If you are working towards Ex01-04, our sister service POSISYS™ at The Engineering University can help you prepare.
Confidentially. Your CV and details are not shared with any employer without your explicit say-so on a specific role. See our Privacy Policy for the detail.
No. SEE Recruitment is run by a practising engineer, as part of an engineering ecosystem - not a volume agency. Introductions are made on genuine understanding of hazardous-area work.
Register your CV or brief us on a role. Darren reads every enquiry personally.