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Offshore Installation Manager



Offshore installation managers oversee the running of all aspects of a rig or platform (installation). This includes oil or gas production, health and wellbeing of the personnel, environmental responsibilities involved with the work and managing any emergencies that occur.

The Work

You could be: 

Pay

The figures below are only a guide. Actual salaries may vary, depending on:

The starting salary for offshore installation managers is normally around £60,000 a year. With several years experience, this can rise up to around £85,000 and with 10+ years experience, up to £120,000 or more.

Conditions

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Getting In

Offshore installation managers work for oil and gas companies. 

Workforce Education Levels (UK)

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Job Outlook Scotland

Employment

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Job Outlook Scotland and UK

  Scotland
2024
1536
1.9 %
RISE
2029
1565
  United Kingdom
2024
11741
4.5 %
RISE
2029
12271

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What Does it Take?

You need to have: 

You need to be able to: 

Training

You must keep up to date with legislation and new developments throughout your career. 

Getting On

More Information

The My Energy Future website provides information on the energy industry and careers available. 

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Career Area

Offshore Energy

Career Sectors

Business, Management, Admin and Support

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