Astronaut to talk Peake oil at Opito conference
A British astronaut will blast off to a major oil and gas conference later this year.
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Embracing change and learning for the future: An energy skills alliance for the 21st Century
Psychologists know that change creates stress. And the bigger the upheaval, the greater the fear, anxiety and doubt.
Next gen ‘energised’ by Opito event at Offshore Europe
School pupils raced salt-water-fuelled cars, operated drilling simulators, calculated their carbon footprints and donned “smart goggles” at Offshore Europe in Aberdeen today.
Increase women working offshore to increase sector profit, industry experts say
Figures show that a more diverse workforce will increase oil and gas sector profit, especially if more women work offshore, according to industry experts.
New identity for RGU oil and gas institute
The Oil and Gas Institute at Robert Gordon University (RGU) has been renamed in response to "customer demand", its director said.
Has the energy industry made the career shortlist?
Thousands of young people across the UK who graduated university, finished college or left school this summer are now intensely scrutinising career opportunities, seeking out their first step on to the career ladder.
Vision 2035 to play crucial role in energy transition, oil chiefs say
UK oil chiefs believe their “vision” for the future can play a crucial role in tackling one of the biggest challenges ever faced – the energy transition.
Route to success is built on solid skill sets
Advances in technology, internationalisation and the transition to a lower carbon future indicates that many positions within the sector will change or evolve.
Industry report shows ‘scary and disappointing’ progress on gender balance
A new report for the UK oil and gas industry shows a “scary and disappointing” lack of progress on gender diversity, according to a Wood boss.
UK oil industry needs 25,000 new workers within six years, says skills report
A new report sets out that the UK oil and gas industry needs to attract 25,000 workers in the next six years, including thousands in brand new roles.
Need for shift in skills unveiled in vital industry report
Leading figures from the North Sea’s oil and gas industry will take centre stage at the launch of a key industry report next month to discuss how changing skills requirements will impact on the industry over the next six years.
New report to shed light on UK North Sea skills
A new report shedding light on the skills the UK oil and gas sector requires over the coming years will be published in Aberdeen next month.
Challenges of the changing face of skills and learning
Advances in automation, artificial intelligence, data science and robotics are creating new ways of working that will impact our sector.
Opito appoints new global director
Not-for-profit energy skills-body Opito has announced the appointment of a new director to lead a fresh global focus at the organisation.
Apprentice levy needs action now
The energy sector has historically shown strong commitment to employing apprentices.
Your chance to shape North Sea skills strategy
Efforts are being made to map out the need for new skills and retraining of workers in the oil and gas sector.
Your chance to shape North Sea skills strategy
Efforts are being made to map out the need for new skills and retraining of workers in the oil and gas sector.
Industry standards could be easy passport for US workers
The oil and gas industry has a reputation for being one of the most safety focused sectors in the world. Millions of pounds have been invested over the years to improve work practices, technologies, designs and regulation in the drive to mitigate risk, reduce accidents and prevent injury.
Strategy for ‘changing shape’ of North Sea skills
Efforts are being made to map out the need for new skills and retraining of workers in the oil and gas sector.
Industry champions celebrated at OPITO awards
Champions of industry safety were celebrated at the 2018 OPITO global awards last night.
Investment in safety should be reviewed following cost cuts, Malaysian oil guru says
Malaysian oil and gas leader Sofiyan Yahya will encourage industry to review investment in "front line" safety practices at a global conference in Kuala Lumpur on November 7.
Finalists announced for Opito Awards
Oil and gas leaders and safety training providers have been announced as finalists for this year’s annual Opito Awards.
Chinese energy firm CNOOC wins Opito safety approval
The largest producer of offshore oil and gas in China has become the country’s first organisation certified to train workers to Opito safety standards.
Robyn knows the drill
A Tyneside teenager followed in her father’s footsteps yesterday by starting her journey from offshore cub to future offshore tiger.
OPITO hires strategic development director from Petrofac
Growing global demand for its oil and gas skills development programmes has led to a key role being created at Portlethen-based organisation Opito.