LINDSAYCA + CH4 (LNDCH4 Guyana) has announced the successful hiring of over 10 Guyanese contractors and employees in Guyana, and are currently conducting interviews to hire more personnel in the upcoming weeks.

LNDCH4 is the company undertaking the groundbreaking gas-to-energy project, which will strengthen Guyana’s energy capacity and also generate a multitude of employment opportunities to foster robust economic growth in the country.

“This milestone highlights our steadfast commitment to supporting the local workforce and fostering regional growth through meaningful employment opportunities,” the company said, adding: “As part of our ongoing expansion and sustainability initiatives, LNDCH4 – along with its subcontractors – aims to hire 100 more employees in 2024. We are proactively recruiting skilled professionals, contractors, and personnel who share our passion for driving positive change and contributing to a greener future,” the company said in a press release.

By employing talent from Guyana, LNDCH4 reaffirmed its dedication to promote economic development, while reducing its environmental impact.

Shameeza Alfred, a member of the company’s team who is currently employed as Environmental Supervisor, said: “Being involved in a project like this one, which will impact the country in the most beneficial way has been exciting. Not only does it allow me to learn but also be listened to. I am respected for my ideas and pushed forward to develop my skills. This project supports the integration of my own personal mission into the organisation’s mission.”

The company said: “As we continue to expand our operations, LNDCH4 remains dedicated to creating additional job opportunities and supporting local businesses in the process.”

“We are thrilled to have welcomed a diverse range of talented individuals into the LNDCH4 family. We are tapping into the wealth of expertise within our community and creating lasting partnerships that will benefit both the company and the country,” Mr. Humberto Lopez, the General Manager of LNDCH4 Guyana, said.

The company said it is thankful to the local community for the overwhelming support and cooperation received throughout the hiring process.

“We remain committed to being a responsible corporate citizen and are excited about the prospects of working together,” LNDCH4 said.