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Wood Group Mustang

www.mustangeng.com

 
Wood Group Mustang is backed by the global resources and financial strength of our parent company Wood Group, a market-leading global energy services provider. Wood Group Mustang, along with all of the Wood Group companies, is committed to providing our clients with safe, reliable project solutions. Since the beginning, Wood Group Mustang has remained committed to the credo that forms the basis of our business - People Oriented...Project Driven®. Our employees take great pride in their work, and a people-oriented culture translates into highly effective teams of dedicated and talented people. We provide a full range of project management, engineering, procurement ...
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion

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