First of all, just relax. This thread are gonna help youGuys, I'd like your input on my situation, as I currently don't know how to proceed.
Sorry for the long post, but I'll try to be specific enough so I can get some useful insights.
It's about NOC match. See, I am a Civil Engineer (bachelor) with a Master's Degree in Civil Construction.
My work experience was gathered mainly in the company I current work for, which is a well-known Construction Company.
As I progressed throughout my career, my attributions changed, and I even changed departments. Of course all the positions I held are related to Civil Engineering, and most of my co-workers and subordinates were civil engineers by formation. All that said, I'm afraid I might have over simplified my application, as I'm hearing/reading so much about NOC rejections.
Because clearly all my work experience is legit type A or 0 full-time experience, I maybe wasn't as precise as I could be when picking the NOC code; as in my head it wouldn't affect my CRS score.
I ended up applying all my positions as NOC 2131 (Civil Engineer, type A).
I have worked at the construction site, but most recently I have been working in the office, at the Procurement department, leading the team which contracts materials and services for the site. Also, a couple of years ago, I have worked leading the team which provides the Procurement teams with strategic information, such as KPIs, reports, databases, goals, etc.
Having read so much about NOC rejections got me worried, and as I went deeper into other NOC descriptions, I found other options.
Wrapping all up, I'm gonna list my job titles and NOC I used X NOC I maybe could have used.
- Engineering Trainee. DID: NOC 2131 (Civil Engineer, type A) /// OPTION: NOC 2131 (Civil Engineer, type A) /// [ I think there is no doubt in this one ]
- Senior Process Analyst: DID: NOC 2131 (Civil Engineer, type A) /// OPTION: NOC 1122 Professional occupations in business management consulting, Type A.
- Procurement Coordinator DID: NOC 2131 (Civil Engineer, type A) /// OPTION: NOC 0113 (Purchasing managers; type 0)
Am I in a bad situation? Should I raise a webform, call them, or do anything else?
Thanks,
I had my own concerns with NOC so I'm qualified a bit to give you basic guidance.
It looks like you may overcomplicate the situation (90% chance); as said earlier, rejections happen when there is an obvious NOC and duties mismatch.
To answer your question, you should provide us with:
1. Your duties in the reference letter (3 positions). Did you get one ref or three separate ones?
2. Full description from NOC website of the NOC of your choice (to save us some time)
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