ON-SHORE & OFF-SHORE WORKFORCE SOLUTION

Onshore labor work refers to jobs that are performed on land, such as construction, manufacturing, or agriculture. Workers who perform onshore labor work may be involved in tasks such as operating heavy machinery, assembling products, or planting and harvesting crops. These jobs typically require workers to be physically fit and able to work in a variety of weather conditions. Offshore labor work, on the other hand, refers to jobs that are performed in bodies of water, such as the ocean or large lakes. Workers who perform offshore labor work may be involved in tasks such as oil and gas drilling, fishing, or marine transportation. These jobs can be physically demanding and may require workers to spend extended periods of time away from home. Workers in offshore labor may also need to be trained in safety procedures specific to working on or near water.