RIGJOINER

The training of the sort is not mandatory at the stage of filing application and seeking to be shortlisted for the interview with a recruiter or HR clerk, but it may increase your chances of getting the job you want dramatically. When hired to work for an onshore company, the greenhand general laborer after brief instruction is to be trained on site under the supervision to safely use available on an oil rig equipment, and to learn practically how to work on oil rigs. There's continuous classroom-based training available on board an offshore platform topped up with practical training. Over the time greenhands who are motivated and ambitious have every opportunity to get promoted to other positions available on offshore oil rigs that may be less physically demanding than entry level roustabout or roughneck, or someone in catering, but more responsible and better paid for. Salaries can vary greatly depending on your individual input to the efforts of the team in course of drilling...