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Want To Work In The Oil Industry In 2018? Find Out Which Professions Have Guaranteed Job Openings

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/10/2017 at 17:00

Updated on 18/01/2018 at 21:32

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The Oil Industry Will Have an Unstoppable Comeback in 2018, Find Out Which Courses You Should Invest In to Secure Your Future in This Field!

The 14th round of pre-salt auctions was a success and opened a new horizon for the Oil and Gas industry post-crisis! In this article, find out which courses to invest in and which positions will have guaranteed vacancies in the Campos Basin and pre-salt fields in Brazil. It is expected that in about 12 years (2030), this market segment will generate an economy of 50 billion reais in the state of Espírito Santo.

The types of opportunities that will stand out in this market are diverse, ranging from highly specialized labor, such as platform workers, drill operators, geophysicists, and geologists, to service providers like hospitality, drivers, and IT professionals.

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Geologists: R$ 6,732.70; Geophysicists: R$ 7,336.11; Drill Operator: R$ 2,305.73; Driller: R$ 2,766.88; Tool Pusher: R$ 2,680.37; Platform Worker: R$ 2,345.10; Automation and Control Engineer: R$ 9,509.92; Automation and Control Technician: R$ 3,159.66; Mechanical Engineer: R$ 11,168.00; Mechanical Technician: R$ 3,217.80; Electrical Engineer: R$ 9,317.20; Electrical Technician: R$ 3,322.46; Safety Technician: R$ 3,490.76; Well Operation Phase; Driver: R$ 1,831.91; Helicopter Pilot: R$ 4,185.47; Sailor: R$ 3,084.26; Cook: R$ 3,092.98; and Information Technology: R$ 5,335.95.

The Campos Basin is Back in the Game – As Click Oil and Gas mentioned earlier, the Campos Basin was the most sought after, having the highest revenue and interest from companies. Petrobras and the giant ExxoMobil acquired practically everything and now hold the concessions for these exploration fields. The revitalization of mature fields and the discovery of pre-salt in this region are projects that are worth gold. Pedro Parente himself stated that he already had valuable data regarding the Campos Basin, but did not disclose it to the media for strategic reasons.

Want To Work In The Oil Industry In 2018? Find Out Which Professions Have Guaranteed Job Openings

The Oil Industry Will Have an Unstoppable Comeback in 2018, Find Out Which Courses You Should Invest In to Secure Your Future in This Field!

See Which Professionals Will Be Needed in 2018

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