The Personnel Logistics Analyst is responsible for managing end-to-end crew change coordination, including scheduling, travel logistics, documentation, and client communications for MODEC's offshore oil and gas operations. The role involves maintaining accurate personnel records, supporting workforce planning, and ensuring compliance with policies and regulations. The analyst also drives continuous improvement in processes and provides reporting and dashboards on headcount, schedules, and risks.
Administrative experience required; Oil & Gas sector experience is an advantage
Bachelor's degree
Not mentioned
Apply via the following link: https://modec-gy.us.careers.hr/p/7bf8cc3ef1bd48d2b0bba6561c2bcd8a-personnel-logistics-analyst-crew-change-coordination
Under Section 12 of the Local Content Act 2021, this employer must give first consideration to Guyanese nationals. Under Section 18, Guyanese employees are entitled to compensation comparable to expatriates performing the same role.
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Company
MODEC Guyana Inc.
LCA Category
Administrative
Employment Type
Full-time
Legal Framework
Local Content Act 2021
Under Section 12 of the Local Content Act 2021, contractors must evaluate Guyanese candidates first before considering expatriate hires. This means your application must be reviewed and assessed before any international candidate is considered. Contractors must document this process and report it to the Local Content Secretariat.
Yes. Section 18 of the LCA mandates that Guyanese nationals receive compensation comparable to expatriates performing the same work. This is a legal requirement, not a voluntary policy. If you believe you are being paid less than an expatriate in the same role, you can report it to the Secretariat.
For offshore roles: BOSIET/HUET, T-BOSIET, STCW certifications. For technical roles: relevant trade certificates, engineering degrees, welding certifications (6G, 6GR). For HSE roles: NEBOSH, IOSH, or equivalent. For all roles: first aid certification and a valid passport are advantages.
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