​Pipeline Recruitment: Everything You Need to Know

Are you looking for pipeline recruitment opportunities? We’re delighted to be able to offer pipeline jobs overseas through a variety of companies with both contract and permanent opportunities available in Europe, the Middle East, and the UK and Ireland. Pipeline roles can be considered significant as they are responsible for the concept, creation, and upkeep of the primary method of transporting oil and gas.

The technical skill level required to do this is high. However, there are both entry-level and more senior roles available. In order to become accomplished in this field, you will need brilliant problem-solving and communication skills. Pipeline workers play an essential role in the oil and gas sector, so we make sure our employers are only matched with the best candidates. At Orion, recruitment for pipelines offers huge potential for career growth and opportunities.  

Roles in this area are crucial to the smooth running of operations and, depending on your skill set, you could be involved at any and all levels of projects.

 Does the chance to work in this important aspect of oil and gas appeal to you? If so, take the first step in the recruitment for pipeline roles by looking at our current oil and gas jobs by browsing the listings on the right. Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions!

Aberdeen (the Granite City) earned its reputation as the "energy capital of Europe "for its significant involvement in the Oil and Gas industry over the last 40 years. Many of the industry key players have a considerable presence in the City and use it as a base for work in the North Sea and beyond. Aberdeen has the largest heliport in the world and an important service ship harbour port serving offshore oil rigs, Aberdeen is often called the "Oil Capital of Europe". The number of jobs created by the energy industry in and around Aberdeen has been estimated at over half a million. The majority of the largest oil fields in the UK sector of the North Sea were found in the waters to the north and east of the Scottish mainland, with the more northerly fields found to the east of the Orkney and Shetland islands. Now, the city is gearing up for the next – and potentially most critical – phase of its evolution, using its proven oil and gas infrastructure and expertise to become a world leader in renewable energy. Significant knowledge and experience in offshore project management, underwater cables and foundations, semi-submersibles, moorings, autonomous vehicles and robotics is transferable and essential to the commercial-scale success of offshore wind and other offshore renewable energy.