Recruitment Consulting Firm Reports Increase in Hiring in the Oil and Gas Sector

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Published on 07/08/2023 at 19:57

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PageGroup Reports 25% Growth in Hiring for Oil and Gas Sector in March and April

The oil and gas industry has been experiencing a renaissance in the recruitment of professionals, especially in technical and management positions. According to PageGroup, a consultancy firm specializing in recruitment and selection, hiring in the sector increased by 25% comparing March and April of this year with the same period last year. This upturn signals a new cycle of expansion and development in the sector.

Growth and Demand: What Is Driving It?

The growth in hiring in the oil and gas sector is a response to the resumption of projects that encompass everything from expansion to transportation and transformation. The increased demand for maintenance managers, well integrity professionals, and business development experts signals a phase of revitalization.

“We are witnessing an intensified search for qualified professionals,” says Sergio Castellano, executive manager of PageGroup. “This movement aligns with the need for specialists who can lead complex projects and contribute to business development in the industry.”

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In-Demand Positions: A Detailed Overview

Among the in-demand positions in the oil and gas sector, we highlight three:

Position: Maintenance Manager

What They Do: Oversees all activities related to equipment maintenance, facilities, systems, logistics, risk analysis, budgeting, and supplier management.
Salary: R＄ 28 thousand to R＄ 40 thousand.
Reason for Demand in 2023: Investments in mature fields by Petrobrás.

Position: Well Integrity Manager

What They Do: Ensures the safety and efficiency of oil and gas wells.
Salary: R＄ 18 thousand to R＄ 30 thousand.
Reason for Demand in 2023: Investments in three projects including route 3 for draining gas from the pre-salt, BNC36, and projects in Sergipe.

Position: Business Development Manager

What They Do: Develops business relationships with key industry players.
Salary: R＄ 22 thousand to R＄ 26 thousand.
Reason for Demand: Positive market outlook.

About PageGroup

Founded in 1976 in England, PageGroup is one of the most respected names in global specialized recruitment. With a presence in 36 countries, its 8,000 employees have expertise in three areas: global, regional, and local. In Brazil, since 2000, PageGroup has relocated over 52,000 professionals, offering a wide range of solutions for Human Resources.

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In summary, the growth in hiring in the oil and gas sector reflects a new cycle of expansion and opportunities. With investments in projects and the need for specialized professionals, this trend is expected to continue, opening new paths for industry professionals.

Recruitment Consulting Firm Reports Increase in Hiring in the Oil and Gas Sector

PageGroup Reports 25% Growth in Hiring for Oil and Gas Sector in March and April

Growth and Demand: What Is Driving It?

In-Demand Positions: A Detailed Overview

Position: Maintenance Manager

Position: Well Integrity Manager

Position: Business Development Manager

About PageGroup

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Recruitment Consulting Firm Reports Increase in Hiring in the Oil and Gas Sector

PageGroup Reports 25% Growth in Hiring for Oil and Gas Sector in March and April

Growth and Demand: What Is Driving It?

In-Demand Positions: A Detailed Overview

Position: Maintenance Manager

Position: Well Integrity Manager

Position: Business Development Manager

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