top-earning positions within the oil sector
Attention, folks! Here's a lowdown on the fat paychecks in the oil industry's drilling department.
Based on findings by Fersol, a service and recruitment company, it appears that drilling supervisors are raking in the big bucks. Their starting salary sits pretty at around 90,000 rubles a month. For the specialist drilling superintendents or those with a focus on well repairs, the wage scale raises up to a staggering 180,000 rubles. And if you've got the chops as an engineer in automated process control systems, you might be gazillionaire-level rich with a potential earning of up to 300,000 rubles!
Andrey Tokranov, the boss of contract personnel recruitment at Fersol, noted that this bountiful pay is a direct result of the high-stress, 24/7, multitasking nature of these jobs.
Day-to-day, you'd be climbing the career ladder as a specialist, senior specialist, moving right up to the chief specialist title. After several years of on-the-ground action, a cushy office gig could be in your future.
Previously, the mining sector held the title of Russia's wage growth champion.
Now, regarding the exact figures for specific roles in various regions and with different levels of experience - well, the numbers can get a bit wonky. But you get the idea: the oil industry is where the money's at, especially for those with the right skills and chat on the job!
Enrichment Bonus:Just a heads up, American Rig Managers, who supervise drilling operations similar to drilling supervisors, typically earn between $96,485 and $124,715 annually. Well repair specialists might fall within the broader field services category, earning around $88,000 per annum. Meanwhile, process control systems engineers, like those mentioned in the article, generally earn well over $100,000 a year with the right expertise and responsibilities. So, though the article didn't provide exact figures for every role, it's clear that the oil industry is a lucrative place to work!
- The salary of a drilling supervisor in the oil industry, as reported by Fersol, begins at approximately 90,000 rubles per month.
- For expert drilling superintendents or those specializing in well repairs, their monthly salary can increase to an impressive 180,000 rubles.
- Engineers in automated process control systems within the oil industry could potentially earn up to 300,000 rubles, according to findings from Fersol.
- The high-stress, round-the-clock, multitasking nature of these jobs contributes to the high salaries offered in the oil industry, noted Andrey Tokranov, the head of contract personnel recruitment at Fersol.
