Offshore Oil Rig Management Jobs

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Offshore Installation Manager (OIM): This person is in charge of the overall operation of the entire rig. They have obtained this position by working their way up the oil crew ranks. May also be known as the PIC or Person in Charge or MIC (man in charge). Has an average salary of £65,000 or US$90,000.

Company Man/Woman: This person works as the board representative from the Oil Company and has a general salary of £80,000 or US$120,000. The company that is operating the rig employs him. Not only do they help with the drilling supervision but overlook the whole operation-taking place to ensure the best result for the Oil Company they work for.

Captain or Chief Engineer: This person has obtained this job with the correct certification, training and Coast Guard testing that has to be obtained over many years of experience on an offshore oil rig. This person must be on board on self-propelled rigs and while the vessel is underway.

Toolpusher: This person will usually work on the rig floor or in the rig offices. Has a background, which includes many years as an experienced driller. Some of their responsibilities may be on the main deck. Known as the boss and is the overall supervisor of the rig. The list of tasks include handling paperwork and personnel, authorizes supply orders, scheduling the work on the rig, promotions, termination's, supplying technical information and works with the oil company to coordinate plans with the drilling department. Has an average salary of £57,000 or US$78,000.