Sentence examples for employed offshore from inspiring English sources

The oil sector is monopolising the nation's technical talent, with more than 50,000 engineers currently being employed offshore.

That notional £1.5tn would include the wages and taxes of perhaps tens of thousands of offshore workers in future (there are about 55,000 employed offshore at present but it would be very hard to predict how many an industry is steep decline might need in 20 years time), and the tens of thousands of others employed by onshore contractors and suppliers.

The latest deal will see 250 people employed offshore and 30 onshore in support of the contract.

Also, we employ offshore tsunami records from the GPS buoy stations of the Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting on Tsunami (DART) (Titov et al., 2005) to construct a tsunami source model to complement the OGPG data.

Circular foundations are widely employed in offshore engineering to support facilities and are generally subjected to fully three-dimensional loading due to the harsh offshore environmental load and complex operational loads.

An unprecedented one hundred and three former staff previously and currently employed in offshore processing centres on Manus Island and Nauru have today issued a statement warning that the only way to secure the safety of refugees and asylum seekers in these locations is to bring them to Australia immediately.

Forced-draught fired heaters are commonly employed in offshore oil and gas production facilities.

In this work, the corrosion and tribocorrosion behavior of three potential coatings employed in offshore applications has been evaluated.

The large footprint of liquid physical solvent regeneration unit has reduced its feasibility to be employed at offshore condition.

Experts' judgement is employed in offshore risk assessment because reliable failure data for quantitative risk analysis are scarce.

Since traditional meteorological masts have limitations in height due to economic and technical considerations, remote sensing techniques have increasingly been employed for offshore wind observations.