Work on Giant Offshore Rigs, This is the Highest Paying Jobs on Offshore oil Rigs & What they do
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2024
- Are you willing and able to do jobs like these, these, and these? If you are willing and able, then you will earn a lot of money from this work. Yes, although the risks you face are high in relation to the job, it all pays off.
That's right! Working on offshore oil drilling platforms can result in substantial financial rewards and wealth accumulation for several reasons, including competitive salaries, high demand for specialized skills, global job opportunities, challenging work conditions, and unique work schedules. These factors can generate significant income and financial security for those who pursue a career in this demanding yet lucrative industry.
But before finding out how much money you can make from this job, you can first watch a video about the lives of offshore oil rig workers here, so you have an idea of how extreme the life and work are in this environment. If you've already watched it, let's continue.
Indeed, salaries in the offshore oil and gas sector tend to be higher than the national average.
Here, we list some of the most lucrative offshore platform-related jobs in the oil and gas industry.
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U would imagine the ones actually doing the work and putting their lives on the line and who probably without them the business would go nowhere would be the ones making the most instead of the ones sitting in the office watching and talking idk I guess it's just me
I agree
Yes but the skills, experience and expertise to do those jobs is extremely hard to come by and without those people a lot of operations wouldn't be possible, so you need insensitives to keep those people offshore.
It is not the case for many jobs that we consider dangerous on oil rigs, although the drilling technicians are extremely well paid as are the industrial climbers and divers.
Many people do a few courses then work a season or 2 on oil rigs like helping with cleaning, repair, scaffolding and they are not paid very much compared to many people that have specific qualifications, but it does make sense at the same time since it's just a supply and demand thing.
Ready for the rig jobs
Subsea engineers should make at least 500k-700k yearly because that’s the most extreme job
For personal reasons, I will not identify myself at this time, but I will ask for help on which position I can apply for and the average salary I should ask for, assuming that I am a recent graduate.
I am not North American, I am Brazilian in the process of qualified immigration to Canada, but I want to settle in the USA.
I have the following qualifications:
1. Associate Degree in Data Science (2100 hours).
2. Associate Degree in Mechanical Manufacturing (2700 hours).
3. Associate Degree in Industrial Mechatronics (2700 hours).
4. I only have 3 semesters left until I get my bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering (4700 hours).
5. Specialization in Welding Engineering (370 hours).
6. Specialization in Pipeline Engineering (400 hours).
7. Specialization in Engineering of offshore oil and gas structures (360 hours).
What position or positions am I eligible for in your country and what is the average salary should I request?
Thanks.
If I knew or even thought about 20 years earlier. Some positions sound really interesting. And even when its for a few years it would pay of
Industrial mechanics is probably the closest to skilled labour on the rigs that have stable positions. You can always do courses for offshore scaffolding along with offshore safety courses then you could maybe land a job, but the second work drys up its usually those people that get let go first
I really would like to go on one of those behemoths of engineering, if you ever need someone to work in there, ring me up
Which are the three certificates for offshore rigs?
Where are these platform rigs located?
In one of your previous off-shore drilling videos, you said the workers don’t do their own laundry while on the rig. Who does it? I’d like to apply for THAT job 😂 I’m qualified and I bet it pays well. Where do I sign up to be the laundry girl on the oil rig 😄😂👌
how to join this company sir..applying for .crane operator
The jobs to respect 👌🚁🚁🙏
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How to apply for one give me one link
There was money in the industry 15 - 20 years ago. The money stagnated a long time ago. Unless working directly for the owner your a third class citizen on board. That’s eating after company reps, multiple occupancy accommodation, none prioritised travel. Outside Europe a lot of platforms are supported with the import of cheap labour Italy offshore painters, caterers, scaffolders were Croatian, Mexico offshore we had other south Americans Americans & even Russians all on much lower rates & longer offshore rotations. Even with divers last job Indonesia we had Asia divers component but again cheap.
For personal reasons, I will not identify myself at this time, but I will ask for help on which position I can apply for and the average salary I should ask for, assuming that I am a recent graduate.
I am not North American, I am Brazilian in the process of qualified immigration to Canada, but I want to settle in the USA.
I have the following qualifications:
1. Associate Degree in Data Science (2100 hours).
2. Associate Degree in Mechanical Manufacturing (2700 hours).
3. Associate Degree in Industrial Mechatronics (2700 hours).
4. I only have 3 semesters left until I get my bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering (4700 hours).
5. Specialization in Welding Engineering (370 hours).
6. Specialization in Pipeline Engineering (400 hours).
7. Specialization in Engineering of offshore oil and gas structures (360 hours).
What position or positions am I eligible for in your country and what is the average salary should I request?
Thanks.
oil rig jobs with zero experience? you will definitely need like 7 certificates or even more with couple trainings then you're good to go. i remember training under engr. Ronny James fb during my time
hi marina
my name is nitesh.
m from india
could u pls help me to find a job on oil rig.
i am really excited.
i am software graduate
pls let me know if u hv any resource or info , on how to join rig with zero experience.
thanks
I would like to work on offshore oil rig jobs for experience not for money. How do I apply this jobs ? I just love to experience it ...please help me
Have tried? Did it work?
@@rafalplackowski5602 I tried but still nothing yet
The way you talk u ain't even know what u gonna get into lol
Yeah man r u crazy them scammers will rip everything off
The money is shit 😂😂
👍🏾👍🏾
Where’s the skilled laborer lol
Do not believe everything you see on YT when it comes to offshore salaries.
Yeah I’m thinking some of these are very low estimates. I’m not sure any job on the rig starts at 60k truly. That seems low. Can you confirm or deny?
@@nbaoldgirl they are absurdly high estimates.
So less
How to apply this job
My Position FloorMan
I am okay with my Software job, fuck this shit