Atyrau is FSSA's head office and the centre of our work since 2007. From here we fill vacancies for oil and gas, construction and industrial projects of the Atyrau region: Tengiz, Kashagan and refining at the Atyrau refinery. Recruitment, outstaffing, mobilisation and full HR support — on site, with visits to project locations.
Atyrau is where FSSA started in 2007 and where the agency's head office is today: 72B Zhangir Khan Drive, APEC Business Park. From here we recruit for oil-and-gas, construction and industrial projects in the Atyrau region and coordinate our offices in Aktau, Aksai, Aktobe and Astana.
The Atyrau region is the heart of Kazakhstan's oil‑and‑gas industry: the Tengiz and Kashagan fields, the Atyrau Refinery and major construction and service contractors. They need people fast and with the right permits, so the group has everything required for this in Atyrau: recruiters, a candidate database, a training centre and accommodation for staff.
Employers in Atyrau most often come to us for engineering and technical staff: mechanical and electrical specialists, operations and design engineers, supervisors and foremen, health and safety specialists. Demand is just as strong for trades — welders, fitters, mechanics, operators — and for office staff: accountants, translators, procurement and logistics specialists.
For rotational projects FSSA covers the full cycle: recruitment, medicals, training, paperwork and getting specialists to site. Staff can be accommodated right in Atyrau — at the Apec Hotel and the Comfort hostel at APEC complex.
We have been on the market since 2007: more than 7,000 specialists placed, over 110 clients across Kazakhstan and the CIS and 300,000 CVs in our own database. The agency mobilised more than 200 employees for TCO's Future Growth Project and took part in turnarounds at TCO, KPO and Dunga facilities.
A head office in Atyrau means a short path from request to candidates: our recruiters know the local labour market and operators' permit and certification requirements, and interview candidates from the region themselves.