The €100,000+ Offshore Job Crisis: Why Aren’t These Roles Filled? 💰🌊
- Feb 17
- 1 min read
💡 Some offshore roles pay well over €100,000 per year, yet companies are struggling to find qualified workers.
🚢 Why is this happening?
🔹 The offshore industry is expanding, but the skilled workforce isn’t growing fast enough.
🔹 Many of these jobs require specialized knowledge and years of experience.
🔹 Younger generations are less attracted to offshore careers due to lifestyle challenges.
📌 Which roles are the hardest to fill?
⚡ Drilling Consultants (€150K-€250K) – Oversee offshore drilling operations and ensure safety and efficiency.
🔧 Subsea Engineers (€120K-€180K) – Design and maintain underwater structures and pipelines.
🌍 Geophysicists (€100K-€160K) – Analyze seabed data for offshore exploration.
🏗 Offshore Installation Managers (OIMs) (€120K-€220K) – Lead offshore facility operations.
🛢 Reservoir Engineers (€110K-€180K) – Maximize oil & gas recovery from offshore fields.
📌 What does this mean for offshore businesses?
✅ Companies must offer better incentives to attract and retain top talent.
✅ Recruitment agencies must expand their networks to source specialized professionals.
✅ Offshore workers willing to upskill can secure premium salaries in high-demand roles.
🚀 Offshore pros, have you seen pay increases in these roles?
Companies, how are you addressing this talent shortage?
👇 Let’s discuss below!
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