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Although many of the offshore oil rig jobs are physical in nature, many of the rig companies go their way to make sure that your time spent onboard is an enjoyable. Example employees may be living in accommodation wings that meet 4 or 5 star hotel standards - despite the fact that you live in the middle of the ocean. While aboard the company usually meet all food, board and laundry expenses, along with travel and transfer costs.
There are many offshore oil rig jobs that are available. The range of employment opportunities are:
Driller, Derrickman, Shaker Hand or Mudman, Tool Pusher, or Floormen Roughnecks, Motorman, Assistant Driller, Crane Operator, Roustabout, Cleaner / Painter, Shopkeeper, Mechanic / Electrician, Sub Sea Engineer, Rig Mechanic, Rig Electrician, Rig Welder, Barge Engineer, Ballast Controlman or Watch Stander, Captain and Chief Engineer, Rig Medic and Safety Man.
Most offshore oil rig jobs call for a 14/21 day rotation that means you work for 14 days and there are 21 out. This equates to you about 3 / 5 of the year on holiday.
In the offshore oil rig industry, there are opportunities for drilling employment and travel to countries like Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, the United States, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, Mexico, Russia, Norway, China, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Typical salaries for Roustabout and roughnecks (drill deck workers) are approximately U.S. $ 300 per day. Salary to work around U.S. $ 47,000.
More specialized jobs such as that of Driller is likely to make around $ 56,000 per year, Toolpushers, Drill Leaders and Supervisors are likely to earn around U.S. $ 75,000 - $ 100,000 mark per year.
Entry level positions typically make between U.S. $ 50,000 - U.S. $ 80,000 per year. Trades, technical and professional positions will likely earn between U.S. $ 70,000 - U.S. $ 220,000 per year.
Life Offshore
- You will be issued with safety boots helmet goggles and overalls.
- Keep a good attitude and focus on why you wanted to work offshore.
- There are smoking rooms at various locations on a platform where safety matches will be delivered.
- For meals you from your work gear and eat in the galley.
- It may be that a work night shift or two as an oil rig is a 24-hour operation.
- Do not upset the radio operator, medic or chef-cook. Helicopters, medical care and food are the most important.
Board an oil rig every piece lifting device has a color code on it - this is an indication that it was tested as safe to use on the last lifting equipment check. Only items with the current color code them to be used.
When working in the oil industry, do not bring alcohol, illegal drugs, weapons (of any description), including knives, flammable items, lighters and matches (safety matches will be provided in the smokers room) when working on energy jobs.
If working aboard an offshore platform, removing batteries electrical equipment in your luggage for inspection. If you are transported by helicopter your mobile phone can be taken from you before you board the helicopter.
Some people working aboard oil rigs working in support roles such as catering crew and doctors, etc. The following is an outline of what may be expected for doctors or physicians. Because the physical size of rigs, many of these roles are sole charged and one has to do with the facilities and resources at the end. In the case of doctors or doctors board based on oil platforms, may be necessary to treat patients from a huge variety of ailments and diseases. Problems can occur if a large proportion of the workers aboard oil rig installations may speak foreign languages, so it is essential for medical personnel to quickly and effectively the cause of the problem. The general medical staff, one of the two teams, either day or night. Their role can often control and for maintaining emergency supplies, testing and verification of water supply are clean, and inspection of both raw and cooked food from the kitchen. They are also responsible for conducting weekly first aid seminars for all workers on board of the rig.
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