Oil & Gas CV Writer

Oil and Gas CV Writers Who Have Sat on the Hiring Side

Discipline-specific CV writing for drilling, production, subsea, maintenance and commissioning professionals across the North Sea, Middle East and West Africa.

48-hour turnaround No payment until it is ready
Quick answer

An oil and gas CV writer rebuilds your CV around the keywords, tickets and metrics operators actually screen for in your discipline, from drilling and production to subsea and commissioning. Ours are ATS-safe, turned around in 48 hours, and you review the finished CV before you pay.

Short answer

A specialist oil and gas CV writer rewrites your CV around discipline keywords, well control or maintenance certifications, named installations and rotation, so it clears the applicant tracking system and reads correctly to an energy recruiter. Generic CV services do not know the difference between a semi-sub and an FPSO, and the CV shows it.

Disciplines we write for

Drilling & well services

Roustabout to toolpusher, IWCF and IADC WellSharp levels, rig types and well counts stated properly.

Production & operations

Control room, separators, compression, permit-to-work and shutdown campaigns framed for operator screening.

Maintenance & integrity

Mechanical, electrical, instrument and HV. CMMS systems, ATEX and PM compliance figures.

Subsea & ROV

ROV pilot tech grades, IMCA, survey and tooling experience, vessel names and project scopes.

Commissioning & projects

Precommissioning, loop checks, punch lists and handover packs, with project value and duration.

HSE & management

NEBOSH, incident metrics, audit outcomes and leadership scope for supervisor and OIM grades.

Why use a specialist oil and gas CV writer

Written by people who have recruited for oil and gas, not generic CV writers with a template
Keyword mapping against live vacancies from the operators and agencies you are targeting
Tickets, medical and rotation surfaced in the top third of page one
Single-column, ATS-safe formatting that parses in Bullhorn, Taleo, Workday and SAP SuccessFactors
48-hour turnaround with revisions included
You review the finished CV before you pay anything

Not sure which end of the pay scale you should be asking for? Our UK oil rig salary guide lists current day rates by role, and the offshore CV example shows the exact layout we build to.

Get your oil and gas CV written

Send your current CV and tickets. We rewrite it for your discipline, you review it, then you pay.

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Oil and gas CV writing questions

What does an oil and gas CV writer actually do?

A specialist writer maps your experience against live vacancies in your discipline, then rebuilds the CV around the exact keywords, tickets and metrics operators screen for. That means correct well control levels, rig and vessel names, CMMS systems and project values, presented in a format applicant tracking systems can read.

Is a professional oil and gas CV worth it?

If you are applying and hearing nothing, usually yes. Most rejections in this sector happen at the database stage, before a human reads anything, because tickets are buried or the formatting breaks parsing. Fixing that typically costs less than a single lost day rate.

How much does an oil and gas CV cost?

Our packages start at £25 for a DIY review with written feedback, with full discipline-specific rewrites priced by role level. Turnaround is 48 hours and you review the finished CV before paying on the written packages.

Which oil and gas disciplines do you cover?

Drilling and well services, production and operations, maintenance and integrity, subsea and ROV, commissioning and projects, plus HSE and management up to OIM level. Each is written by someone familiar with how that discipline is screened rather than from a generic template.

Do you write CVs for international roles?

Yes. We write for North Sea, Middle East, West Africa, Caspian and Asia-Pacific markets. International applications need visa and mobilisation status, medical validity and rotation preference stated clearly, which UK-only templates usually omit.