Seamar Company Visits TAK Manpower to Recruit Skilled Welders for Denmark Project
On January 29, 2026, TAK Manpower was honored to welcome Seamar for an official recruitment visit at our headquarters in Vietnam. This important event marks another milestone in international cooperation, reinforcing TAK Manpower’s role as a trusted provider of skilled Vietnamese workers for the European labor market. During the visit, Seamar conducted direct interviews and skill assessments to select qualified welders for their upcoming project in Denmark. The recruitment process focused on identifying candidates with strong technical expertise, hands-on experience, and the ability to meet European standards in metalwork and welding. Our shortlisted candidates demonstrated high levels of professionalism, discipline, and technical proficiency. This reflects the quality of training and preparation that TAK Manpower consistently provides to its workforce.
Interview with candidates
This recruitment event highlights the growing demand for Vietnam manpower in Europe, particularly in the metalwork and industrial sectors. Denmark, like many European countries, is facing a shortage of skilled workers, and Vietnamese welders are increasingly recognized for their precision, reliability, and strong work ethic.
TAK Manpower is proud to act as a bridge connecting Vietnamese talent with international employers. Through partnerships with reputable companies like Seamar, we ensure that our workers have access to high-quality job opportunities abroad. We are committed to preparing our workers to meet global standards. All candidates undergo rigorous training in welding techniques, workplace safety, and professional skills. We also provide orientation programs to help workers adapt to international working environments.
Our goal is not only to supply manpower but also to deliver long-term value to both employers and employees.
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