How to go about recruiting a Chilled Water Engineer?

[SeyBrew]

Hi,

Need to tread carefully as I don't want to tread on the toes of the recruitment page here. For any mods, this is NOT an ad and I am not looking for direct responses.

My company have a very large Chilled Water project coming up next year and we are looking to recruit a senior, experienced engineer for project oversite.

The jobs section here (and elsewhere on the web) seem to be very UK/USA centric (we are based in the Indian Ocean).

We would like to try and avoid 'Western' engineers as they are typically outside our price range, but a good candidate might sway us.

Does anyone have any ideas as to where I can post an ad? Paid or free.

[r.bartlett]

try linkedin

[chemi-cool]

PM me your details and I will try to look around for you.
We are near enough.

[al]

I can introduce you to some who are on linkedin.

al

http://ie.linkedin.com/in/climatech

[Scramjetman]

Will Aussie's do? Or are they too expensive?

[Grizzly]

I can introduce you to some who are on linkedin.

al

http://ie.linkedin.com/in/climatech


Hi Al.
Your mailbox is full so you cannot be contacted to offer the job to anyway!
Grizzly

[al]

Ah Grizz, paddies and the sun don't mix!! Was it the linkedin inbox that was full, have cleared it out. I've a mate back from an oil rig in siberia who wouldn't mind the change in scenery!!

al

[Grizzly]

paddies and the sun don't mix!!

I met plenty when I was last in Spain!
No my friend I tried to send you a PM and was advised by the system that your mailbox was full?
Grizzly

[al]

Have emptied it now, never realised i had that many pm's!!

al

[Magoo]

Hi Seybrew.
contact the Australian agency Ausaide [ spell check] they do alot of work in your part of the world. Australians and NZers are cost efficient.

[SeyBrew]

Hi Everyone, thanks for the replies. Been busy with Christmas so I'll start investigations into your suggestions now.