De Global Job Index bevat nieuws en updates over de wereldwijde olie en gas arbeidsmarkt. Het rapport geeft inzicht in fluctuaties in aantallen vacatures en lokale trends die de vraag naar talent beïnvloeden.

1. HAYS OIL & GAS
GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015

2. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
GLOBAL OVERVIEW
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The Global Job Index for Q1 traditionally sees a bounce back as hiring restarts after the holiday season slowdown in Q4. Not surprisingly,
Q1 2015 bucks the trend.
A return to higher oil prices is nowhere to be seen and the industry is starting to adjust to the new lower price regime. The Job Index for March 2015 is
0.95, a fall of 28% from December 2014 and a 42% fall year-on-year. The effect of the downturn is now being fully realized, as operating and service
companies across all oil and gas regions implement strategies and cost measures to ensure they continue to remain profitable. Should an
international agreement be reached with Iran to restart exports, we expect oil prices to remain on a downwards trend and potentially further weaken
the job market.
That said, there are still pockets of reasonably strong activity: Asia and the Middle East both show an increase in hiring activity compared to the fourth
quarter of 2014, albeit below Q1 2014.
THE GLOBAL JOB INDEX YEAR ON YEAR COMPARISON YEAR TO DATE JOB INDEX PER REGION
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Africa
CIS
Middle East
Asia
Australasia
North America
South America
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Q1 2012
Q1 2013
Q1 2014
Q1 2015

3. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
NORTH AMERICA
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SLIGHT DECLINE IN THE JANUARY JOB INDEX, BUT HOLDS STEADY OVER FEBRUARY AND MARCH
The full effect of the oil price decline is starting to take hold in North America. Projects with unfavorable economics are being cut or delayed. On the
positive side, LNG projects on the Gulf Coast are still hiring the talent required to drive towards operational status, masking what would have been an
even steeper decline in the Job Index.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Mechanical Design Engineer - Down-hole
Tools
Average salary in Canada
$125,000 + benefits package
Project Manager (Mega Projects)
Average salary in the United States
$180,000 USD + bonus
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2015
0.96
NORTH AMERICA JOB INDEX

4. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
SOUTH AMERICA
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SOUTH AMERICA SEES STEEPER THAN EXPECTED DECLINE IN THE JOB INDEX
South America has seen a steeper than expected decline. OPEC’s decision not to cut production has hit parts of the region hard, especially
Venezuela. This coupled with the continuing fall-out of investigations into Petrobras have hindered the region’s job market growth. However,
the continuing energy reforms in Mexico and the announcement of Round One tendering scheduled later this year should have a positive effect
on hiring intentions for the region in Q3 2015.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Steam Flooding Project Manager
Average salary in Colombia
$12,000 - $15,000 USD monthly
Manager Drilling Products
Average salary in Colombia
$8,000 USD monthly
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0.41
SOUTH AMERICA JOB INDEX

5. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
EUROPE
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EUROPE JOB INDEX SEES A MAJOR DECLINE IN FEBRUARY TO MARCH
In Europe, the cost of producing North Sea oil and the slow up-take of fracking and shale exploration in the region continue to take their toll on
the job market. With the approaching UK general elections in May 2015, the new UK parliament is expected to come under pressure to revise
tax reforms in order to kick start UK oil production.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Risk Engineer
Average salary in United Kingdom
£120,000 + benefits
Decommissioning Engineer
Average salary in United Kingdom
£120,000 + benefits
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2012
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2015
0.67
EUROPE JOB INDEX

6. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES
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RUSSIA AND CIS JOB INDEX HOLD STEADY THROUGH FEBRUARY AND MARCH CLOSING AT LOWEST INDEX IN FOUR YEARS
Western sanctions, coupled with the fall in oil prices have resulted in the CIS Job Index dropping to the lowest levels in six years. Russia has
turned its attention to Asia, particularly China, both for financial investment and the talent needed to complete projects, in turn securing the
revenue it so desperately relies on from oil and gas exports.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Project Engineer – LNG Downstream
Average salary in CIS
$90,000 + benefits
Well Engineer - Offshore
Average salary in CIS
$120,000 + benefits
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1.0
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2012
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0.56
CIS JOB INDEX

7. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
MIDDLE EAST
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MIDDLE EAST JOB INDEX SEES A STRONG START TO THE YEAR CLOSING AT ABOVE 2013 LEVELS
On a positive note, the Middle East continues to push forward with infrastructure projects. Businesses such as Saudi Aramco are hiring
western expats with specific unconventional experience, which has helped stabilize the Job Index. We expect the job market to continue to
remain relatively strong here throughout Q2 and Q3, but it still too early to tell if the Job Index will return to 2014 levels.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Predictive Maintenance Team Leader
Average salary in Dubai
$9,000 - $11,500 USD monthly
Static Equipment Engineering Team
Leader
Average salary in Dubai
$9,000 - $11,500 USD monthly
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1.81
MIDDLE EAST JOB INDEX

8. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
AFRICA
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FIRST QUARTER INDEX FOR AFRICA SEES SIGNIFICANT DOWNTURN, LOWEST Q1 INDEX IN FOUR YEARS
In Africa, the Ebola outbreak and visa restrictions are holding back job market growth. The rising cost of production on the one hand and the
decline in oil prices on the other are causing employers to put a hold on hiring activity . The Job Index here has dropped to below Q1 2011.
Africa is expected to represent 15% of global offshore capital expenditure during 2015, up 10% from 2014 levels. As health fears subside we
would expect to see the Job Index bounce back throughout 2015, although it’s unlikely to reach the peaks of previous years this year.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Operations/Country Managers
Average salary in Africa
$10,000 per calendar month
Project Controls Specialists
Average salary in Africa
$5,000 - $10,000 per calendar month
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20151.11
AFRICA JOB INDEX

9. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
ASIA
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STEADY INCREASE IN JOB INDEX THROUGHOUT FIRST QUARTER
Although lower than the closing index of 2014, Asia’s first quarter has been stronger than other regions. The expertise and proven track record
in the design and construction of offshore production facilities is potentially the reason the region has seen growth. Companies with projects in
construction have already committed the finances required. Therefore, we expect there will be a time lag before any potential changes to hiring
plans are realized.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Regional Business Development Manager –
Integrated Controls Systems
Average salary in APAC
$150,000 - $180,000 USD
Technical Superintendent (Offshore / Marine)
Average salary in APAC
$120,000 - $150,000 USD
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1.85
ASIA JOB INDEX

10. GLOBAL JOB INDEX Q1 2015
AUSTRALASIA
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AUSTRALIA’S JOB INDEX CONTINUES A DOWNWARD TREND CLOSING AT THE LOWEST INDEX IN FOUR YEARS
In Australia, LNG projects are moving out of design and construction phases and into operational status. This has resulted in reduction in
demand for new talent, reflected in the Job Index which has reported four consecutive quarters of decline since its slight recover in May 2014.
JOBS IN DEMAND
Site Based Contract Administrator
Average salary in Australia
$130,000 - $140,000 + Super
Subsurface Operations Manager
Average salary in Melbourne
$200,000 (flexible working hours)
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0.53
AUSTRALIA JOB INDEX

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NORTH AMERICA
Canada
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United States
Houston
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LATIN & SOUTH AMERICA
Brazil
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Colombia
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Mexico
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EUROPE
Denmark
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France
Paris
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Italy
Milan
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Netherlands
Rotterdam
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Poland
Warsaw
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United Kingdom
Aberdeen
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London
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RUSSIA & CIS
Russia
Moscow
T: +7 495 228 2208
E: moscow@hays.ru
MIDDLE EAST
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
T: +971 (0)4 361 2882
E: og.dubai@hays.com
ASIA
China
Beijing
T: +86 (0)10 5765 2688
E: beijing@hays.cn
Shanghai
T: +86 21 2322 9600
E: og.shanghai@hays.cn
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
T: +603 2786 8612
E: og.kualalumpur@hays.com.my
Singapore
T: +65 6303 0152
E: og.singapore@hays.com.sg
AUSTRALASIA
Australia
Adelaide
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E: og.adelaide@hays.com.au
Brisbane
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Darwin
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Melbourne
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Perth
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E: og.perth@hays.com.au
Sydney
T: +61 2 9249 2200
E: og.sydney@hays.com.au
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