Stay or Go? A Transition Roadmap for Oil and Gas Professionals

S. Nairne, A. Lloyd
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Oil and Gas workers have been facing increasing levels of redundancy since the oil price crash of 2014. The layoffs have been accelerated by digitalisation, the energy transition and COVID 19. This has led to heightened uncertainty especially amongst subsurface professionals with highly specialised skills. The ReNew You Community project was set up to connect and empower industry professionals seeking to manage their career during this period of accelerated change. Through a series of interviews, a framework for an effective transition was designed. The foundation of this framework is the four factors to be considered during a transition. Three of these factors are within the individual's locus of influence (practicalities, interest, skills) whilst the fourth factor (demand) is dependent on the external environment. Skills are the interface through which the professional interacts with the employment market. A skills assessment using the framework of perishable, semi-durable and durable skills provides a useful lens for creating effective transition roadmaps that are tailored to the individual's needs. Copyright © 2021 the European Network for Research in Geo-Energy. All Rights Reserved.
留还是走?油气行业转型路线图
自2014年油价暴跌以来,石油和天然气工人一直面临着越来越多的裁员。数字化、能源转型和2019冠状病毒病加速了裁员。这导致了不确定性的增加,特别是对于具有高度专业技能的地下专业人员而言。ReNew You社区项目的建立是为了联系和授权行业专业人士在这个加速变化的时期寻求管理他们的职业生涯。通过一系列的访谈,设计了一个有效过渡的框架。这个框架的基础是在过渡期间要考虑的四个因素。其中三个因素在个人的影响范围内(实用性、兴趣、技能),而第四个因素(需求)则取决于外部环境。技能是专业人员与就业市场互动的界面。使用易逝、半持久和持久技能框架的技能评估为根据个人需求创建有效的过渡路线图提供了有用的视角。版权所有©2021欧洲地球能源研究网络。版权所有。
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