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Offshore workers

What do offshore workers do? And how much do they make?

In the Oil and Gas industry, offshore worker roles are wide-ranging. For example, as an offshore driller, you might operate and control the drilling machinery that extracts oil from the seabed. Offshore oil workers can expect to earn between $50,000 - $300,00 per year, depending on the role.

Researchers at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg are developing an oil magnet

An oil tanker or oil rig breakdown often has devastating consequences for the environment, fisheries and tourism. The classic methods of removing oil spills are not particularly efficient and are usually ecologically questionable. A method that researchers at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg have developed could fundamentally change this problem: the “oil magnet”.

Be The Change

Oil and Gas workers: The Renewables industry needs you!

With the speed of the energy transition increasing rapidly, thousands of people who have been working in the Oil and Gas industry could be forgiven for wondering what's next for them. What was once an industry offering an interesting, varied and lucrative career for life, is no longer quite so secure. A combination of environmental, financial, social and political pressures have seen even the biggest fossil fuel companies publish their "Net Zero" plans in an attempt to keep up with the change happening around the world. So, what should all those highly skilled people do next? Could a career change to a new industry be the answer?