Hiring In The Oil And Gas Sector Grows Over 400% And 335,000 Jobs Are Expected To Open By 2030

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 21/12/2021 at 08:18

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335 Thousand New Jobs Are Expected to Be Created by 2030 According to the Brazilian Institute of Oil and Gas. With Salary Increases, the Oil Sector Is Hiring Again

In contrast to the general market, the oil and gas sector has been showing high supply and demand, with a large number of new positions and rising salaries. According to data from human resources consultancy Michael Page, the hiring of professionals in mid to senior management for the oil and gas sector, from January to November this year, increased by 440% compared to the same period last year.

The outlook is that for 2022, the pace will remain and salaries will rise even further – 20% when adjusted for inflation. The main driver of this growth is the acquisition of Petrobras’s businesses by private companies, which need to build teams of employees.

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Targeted for hiring for job openings are engineers, geologists, and field technicians, along with other specialists in the sector, such as lawyers and executives, to fill positions at different leadership levels. The high demand is already reflected in the real increase in salaries, which range, on average, between R$ 15 thousand and R$ 30 thousand, highlights Michael Page.

3R, a company that purchased seven oil production fields from Petrobras, totaling 34 concessions, expects to reach 283 professionals by the end of 2021, representing a 312% increase compared to last year.

Additionally, PetroReconcavo, which acquired 43 oil fields from Petrobras, is also accelerating hiring. There are currently 800 permanent employees, a growth of 500 hired in 2 years, and this number is expected to reach 1,200 by 2022. Many of the employees previously worked in the Petrobras System.

According to Marcelo Magalhães, the company president, the new hires are a reflection of the expectation for higher oil and gas production, which is expected to exceed the current 16,500 barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) per day, reaching 23,000 by 2025:

“The market is heated, and salaries are increasing. There are positions for geophysicists and geologists with an average market salary of R$ 30 thousand. To attract professionals, we are offering higher salaries and expanding benefits such as health insurance and variable compensation.”

Hiring In The Oil And Gas Sector Grows Over 400% And 335,000 Jobs Are Expected To Open By 2030

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