Industry CVs
Oil, Gas & Energy CV writing
Energy employers hire for safety, certification and the specific assets you've worked on. We write CVs that make that clear for operators, contractors and the energy transition.
In short
An oil, gas and energy CV should show the assets, phases and locations you've worked on (onshore, offshore, upstream, midstream, downstream or renewables), your certifications (BOSIET, NEBOSH, IWCF and similar), your safety record and measurable outcomes in production, uptime, cost or schedule.
What hiring managers look for
- Assets and environments: offshore, onshore, LNG, refinery, wind, solar
- Mandatory and technical certifications with expiry dates
- Safety leadership and incident record
- Production, uptime, cost and schedule outcomes
Numbers that belong on a oil CV
Illustrative examples of the kind of evidence we help clients surface.
- Raised platform uptime from 91% to 97%
- Led shutdown of 45 days completed 3 days early
- Supervised crew of 60 on a rotational schedule
- 2 million man-hours without a lost-time incident
Common mistakes we fix
- Expired certifications listed without dates
- Rotations and assignments that look like job-hopping
- Jargon from one operator that others don't use
Keywords recruiters search for
FAQ
Oil, Gas & Energy CVs
Group short contracts under the agency or contractor, with the client and asset listed beneath, so the CV reads as continuous experience.
Yes for mandatory safety certificates. Employers check them first.
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