Consulting & technical assistance
The right engineer, on your site, when you need one
Projects rarely fail for lack of ideas. They fail for lack of the one person who has already done it. CONVERGENCE finds that person, qualifies them and places them inside your organisation.
What we provide

Technical assistance
Engineers and supervisors seconded to your teams — piping, welding, corrosion, electrical, instrumentation, HSE, planning and quality.

Recruitment & sourcing
Targeted search for technical profiles, screening of references and certificates, and full administrative handling of the contract.

Training & competency
On-the-job coaching, competency assessment and transfer of know-how to your local teams, so the skill stays after we leave.

Owner’s engineer / PMC
We represent your interests in front of EPC contractors: design review, progress control, quality surveillance and contractual follow-up.

Operations support
Assistance to operations and maintenance teams during ramp-up, turnarounds and periods of peak workload.

Audits & expertise
Independent technical audits, failure analysis and second opinions on integrity, materials selection and design choices.
Profiles we place
- Piping, welding and materials engineers
- Corrosion, cathodic protection and integrity specialists
- Site, construction and commissioning supervisors
- QA/QC inspectors and NDT coordinators
- HSE officers, planners and cost controllers
- Project and package managers
Each profile is presented with its CV, certificates and availability. You interview, you decide.
How we work
Need defined in writing
Scope, seniority, language, location, start date and duration — agreed before we start searching.
Shortlist in days
We present a short, honest shortlist rather than a long list of maybes.
We stay accountable
Contract, mobilisation, replacement and follow-up during the mission remain our responsibility.
Where our people work
Tell us which profile you are missing
Describe the role and the site. We come back with candidates, rates and availability.




