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Greening of the World of Work
A newly released research report, "Greening of the World of Work: Implications for O*NET-SOC and New and Emerging Occupations," investigates the greening of the world of work. The report looks at the impact of the Green economy on existing occupations and identifies new and emerging green occupations. The report is available in the "Research and Technical Reports" section of the O*NET Resource Center. http://www.onetcenter.org/reports/Green.html
Landmen $63,000 - $92,000+ / year
In the oil & gas industry, companies can't simply throw a dart at a map and say they want to drill at that point, gambling on whether they strike any oil (or gas). The same holds true for identifing the best location for, say, a wind farm or large solar array.
Once the companies' scientists and engineers (geologists, geophysicists, reservoir engineers, climatoligist, etc.) determine areas they believe have the most potential for extracting a resource (such as oil or wind), in many instances, the area happens to be on someone's personal property, on government land, on land owned by corporations, or a combination of the above.
In addition, getting trucks, crews, and equipment to that particular site means having to drive (or build roads) through many other land owners' (and mineral owners) properties. Transporting the oil or gas out of the drilling site also could mean laying pipeline, or connecting the transmission lines from wind turbines, across multiple properties.
That's where Landmen come in. As usual, companies have various titles for this position, including:
- land negotiator
- land professional
- lease analyst (not to be confused with a "lease operator", aka "Pumper"--which is a field job that operates wells and associated production facilities making $25-40/hr).
Although O-Net does not have a code for this specific title, the closest I've found is: 11-9141.00, "Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers".
Landmen research land ownership titles, find the owners and/or heirs of surface rights (and below-the-surface mineral rights) , and negotiate contracts, purchases and/or "oil & gas leases". Landmen are also responsible for keeping these land- and mineral-owners happy, so the firm can continue to have access to and extract the resource.
Western State College has a landman degree program and beginning summer 2009 Mesa State College will also have one. In addition, there are several landmen associations , some of which offer internships, classes, and networking opportunities:
- Denver Association of Petroleum Landmen
- Desk and Derrick Club of Denver
- American Association of Professional Landmen , and
- Landmen.org
Below are examples of job orders from ConnectingColorado.com, to give you a better sense of the requirements for these types of jobs. To see a list of the Colorado businesses that employ landmen (using other respective titles), check out my list of their websites at http://delicious.com/TLynnSargent/extraction-jobs or http://delicious.com/TLynnSargent/green-jobs
"Landman", $63,444-77,196/yr - Job Order #CO5289244:
Two years experience and college degree required. Responsible for complex activities involved in carrying out the activities of the Land Department.
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"Lease Analyst", $71,024/year - Job Order #CO5277734:
Analyzes and interprets provisions of various leases, deeds, rights of way, mineral records and agreements involving company assets for assigned areas in order to facilitate the distribution of proceeds from oil and gas sales and collection of well expenses. Maintains ownership records of
producing properties in assigned area. Analyzes legal changes that impact minerals and operations and incorporates those changes into work process.
Detailed Description: Determines working interests and burdens associated with interests based on title analysis of deeds, assignments, purchase & sale agreements, probate documents, leases and royalty agreements,
· Drafts summary analysis of chain of title based upon reviews
· Analyzes division order title opinions and all associated documents
· Processes all probate information and transfer documents from interest owners in order to maintain a correct division of interest
· Maintains and corrects divisions of interest when payouts and recompletions occur
· Acts as liaison to Accounting, Marketing and Operating departments when necessary to respond to interest owner inquiries
· Updates system on Final Reports, Sundry Notices, Disposition Letters, and 1st Pay Notices
· Prepares AFE billing forms and provides to other departments
· Oversees duties performed by Clerks and assists in their training
Job Requirements
· High School Diploma or equivalent and six or more years lease records/division orders experience or Bachelors degree and two or more years related experience
· Advanced knowledge of LAND operations and administrative process in oil and gas industry
· Advanced computer and software skills
· Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
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"Land Negotiator", $92,058/year - Job Order #CO5280857:
Job Description:
Journey level position (5 years experience required). Is fully competent in standard deals, agreements, tasks and procedures. Under general supervision, able to handle most aspects of general land work. Assists in developing recommendations for more complex issues. Assists in managing company's position regarding land (mineral, leasehold and surface) matters, including maintaining critical obligations and dates and coordinating with internal engineers, geo-scientists, and regulatory personnel, for all prospects in specific region. Negotiates and writes contracts for exploration and development. Supervises lease brokers that acquire leasehold interests for the company. Represents company in state and/or federal proceedings relating to spacing units or bidding for leases. Responds to inquiries from lessors, royalty owners, surface owners, working interest owners, and employees from other departments within the company.
Detailed Description:
· Obtains surface usage and right of way agreements for operations
· Negotiates and writes agreements for exploration and development projects
· Researches and obtains land titles for drilling operations
· Liaisons with attorneys on land issues that require litigation
· Provides customer relation services to landowners and working interest partners
· Handles problems with various county, state and municipal governments
· Keeps current on regulations and industry changes that may impact the company
Job Requirements:
· Bachelor’s degree in Business, PLM/Energy management degree or equivalent or JD degree and five years of negotiator experience or equivalency
· Knowledge of state and federal title requirements
· Knowledge of land deals (farmins/farmouts, carried interests, non-consents, etc.) and ability to calculate before and After Payout Working Interests and Net Revenue Interests.
· Communication (verbal and written) and negotiation skills
· Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
· Responsible for leasing prospects, title curative requirements, and title approval for drilling purposes.
Additional Details:
Normal office environment. May include some field travel.
Once the companies' scientists and engineers (geologists, geophysicists, reservoir engineers, climatoligist, etc.) determine areas they believe have the most potential for extracting a resource (such as oil or wind), in many instances, the area happens to be on someone's personal property, on government land, on land owned by corporations, or a combination of the above.
In addition, getting trucks, crews, and equipment to that particular site means having to drive (or build roads) through many other land owners' (and mineral owners) properties. Transporting the oil or gas out of the drilling site also could mean laying pipeline, or connecting the transmission lines from wind turbines, across multiple properties.
That's where Landmen come in. As usual, companies have various titles for this position, including:- land negotiator
- land professional
- lease analyst (not to be confused with a "lease operator", aka "Pumper"--which is a field job that operates wells and associated production facilities making $25-40/hr).
Although O-Net does not have a code for this specific title, the closest I've found is: 11-9141.00, "Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers".
Landmen research land ownership titles, find the owners and/or heirs of surface rights (and below-the-surface mineral rights) , and negotiate contracts, purchases and/or "oil & gas leases". Landmen are also responsible for keeping these land- and mineral-owners happy, so the firm can continue to have access to and extract the resource.
Western State College has a landman degree program and beginning summer 2009 Mesa State College will also have one. In addition, there are several landmen associations , some of which offer internships, classes, and networking opportunities:
- Denver Association of Petroleum Landmen
- Desk and Derrick Club of Denver
- American Association of Professional Landmen , and
- Landmen.org
Below are examples of job orders from ConnectingColorado.com, to give you a better sense of the requirements for these types of jobs. To see a list of the Colorado businesses that employ landmen (using other respective titles), check out my list of their websites at http://delicious.com/TLynnSargent/extraction-jobs or http://delicious.com/TLynnSargent/green-jobs
"Landman", $63,444-77,196/yr - Job Order #CO5289244:
Two years experience and college degree required. Responsible for complex activities involved in carrying out the activities of the Land Department.
-------
"Lease Analyst", $71,024/year - Job Order #CO5277734:
Analyzes and interprets provisions of various leases, deeds, rights of way, mineral records and agreements involving company assets for assigned areas in order to facilitate the distribution of proceeds from oil and gas sales and collection of well expenses. Maintains ownership records of
producing properties in assigned area. Analyzes legal changes that impact minerals and operations and incorporates those changes into work process.
Detailed Description: Determines working interests and burdens associated with interests based on title analysis of deeds, assignments, purchase & sale agreements, probate documents, leases and royalty agreements,
· Drafts summary analysis of chain of title based upon reviews
· Analyzes division order title opinions and all associated documents
· Processes all probate information and transfer documents from interest owners in order to maintain a correct division of interest
· Maintains and corrects divisions of interest when payouts and recompletions occur
· Acts as liaison to Accounting, Marketing and Operating departments when necessary to respond to interest owner inquiries
· Updates system on Final Reports, Sundry Notices, Disposition Letters, and 1st Pay Notices
· Prepares AFE billing forms and provides to other departments
· Oversees duties performed by Clerks and assists in their training
Job Requirements
· High School Diploma or equivalent and six or more years lease records/division orders experience or Bachelors degree and two or more years related experience
· Advanced knowledge of LAND operations and administrative process in oil and gas industry
· Advanced computer and software skills
· Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
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"Land Negotiator", $92,058/year - Job Order #CO5280857:
Job Description:
Journey level position (5 years experience required). Is fully competent in standard deals, agreements, tasks and procedures. Under general supervision, able to handle most aspects of general land work. Assists in developing recommendations for more complex issues. Assists in managing company's position regarding land (mineral, leasehold and surface) matters, including maintaining critical obligations and dates and coordinating with internal engineers, geo-scientists, and regulatory personnel, for all prospects in specific region. Negotiates and writes contracts for exploration and development. Supervises lease brokers that acquire leasehold interests for the company. Represents company in state and/or federal proceedings relating to spacing units or bidding for leases. Responds to inquiries from lessors, royalty owners, surface owners, working interest owners, and employees from other departments within the company.
Detailed Description:
· Obtains surface usage and right of way agreements for operations
· Negotiates and writes agreements for exploration and development projects
· Researches and obtains land titles for drilling operations
· Liaisons with attorneys on land issues that require litigation
· Provides customer relation services to landowners and working interest partners
· Handles problems with various county, state and municipal governments
· Keeps current on regulations and industry changes that may impact the company
Job Requirements:
· Bachelor’s degree in Business, PLM/Energy management degree or equivalent or JD degree and five years of negotiator experience or equivalency
· Knowledge of state and federal title requirements
· Knowledge of land deals (farmins/farmouts, carried interests, non-consents, etc.) and ability to calculate before and After Payout Working Interests and Net Revenue Interests.
· Communication (verbal and written) and negotiation skills
· Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
· Responsible for leasing prospects, title curative requirements, and title approval for drilling purposes.
Additional Details:
Normal office environment. May include some field travel.
What are the jobs?
As in any industry, there are core jobs specific to each industry. In the energy industry, these include the oil & gas jobs as well as renewable energy jobs (or "green" jobs) in Colorado. Examples of these core jobs are: roustabouts (laborers who work on oil rigs), petroleum engineers, solar panel installers, and wind turbine technicians, among many others.
Then there are all the other ancillary/support positions used in any industry, such as marketing manager, accountant, salesperson, customer service representative, and those in IT. All of these support positions are also considered oil & gas jobs or renewable energy jobs.
Both types of positions are critical to the operations of a company and all are used at one point or another throughout the life cycle of the business, product, and/or service. Generally, in newer technologies the scientists and engineers outnumber the support positions as they undergo research and development. As the product or service is developed, commercialized and matures, the numbers of support positions (such as those in sales, installation, bookkeeping) increase.
In order to try to measure, categorize and describe occupations, many government agencies use a national coding system called O-Net which grew out of an older SOC coding system. Currently there are 812 O-Net codes and new codes are added as new occupations emerge. In June 2008, 102 new job titles and descriptions are to be added to the database. These "new and emerging" codes include:
- Energy Auditor
- Energy Broker
- Renewable Energy Technician
- Geospatial Information Systems Technician
- Bioinformatics Scientist (Biotechnology)
- Bioinformatics Technician (Biotechnology)
Note: NREL is one of the businesses that employs bioinformatics scientists and technicians.
Using a variety of sources, I've compiled a list of nearly 200 existing O-Net codes below to give you a sense of just how many different types of occupations are employed in the energy industry. This list certainly is not exhaustive. There are many occupations in the energy industry (such as "Landmen") which do not yet have an O-Net code assigned.
In addition, companies often have company-specific titles, which may not exactly match an O-Net title --though if you search the skillset of the standardized O-Net, or refer to O-Net's Lay Title list, you'll likely find a similar title.
Some of these job titles can be found on other websites, such as :
- The Rockies Energy Workforce Collaborative contains various titles employed in the energy industry with a short description of each
- California's "Green Jobs Guidebook" contains job titles, pay information, career ladders, job descriptions, minimum qualifications, specific training & partnership programs and other useful information.
To see a summary report (which includes tasks, abilities, work context, wages, employment trends, and links to videos) for each occupation classified with an O-Net code, type the O-Net code or the title into the occupation quick search box at http://online.onetcenter.org/
Title, O-Net (the text in brackets [ ] are my notes)
Accountants - 13201101
Accountants and Auditors - 13201100
Agricultural and Food Science Technicians - 19401100
Agricultural Technicians - 19401101
Auditors - 13201102
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics - 49302300
Automotive Specialty Technicians - 49302302
Biochemists and Biophysicists - 19102100
Biological Technicians - 19402100
Boilermakers - 472011
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks - 43303100
Calibration and Instrumentation Technicians - 17302302
Cashiers - 41201100
Chemical Engineers - 17204100
Chemical Technicians - 19403100
Chemists - 19203100
Civil Engineering Technicians - 17302200
Civil Engineers - 17205100
Computer and IT Managers - 11302100
Computer Hardware Engineers - 17206100
Computer Software Engineers, Applications - 15103100
Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software- 15103200
Computer Support Specialists - 151041
Computer Controlled Machine Tool Operators - 51401100
Conservation Scientists - 19103100
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door - 499012
Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders - 519021
Customer Service Representatives - 43405100
Cutting/Punching/Press Machine Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51403100
Derrick Operators, Oil and Gas - 47501100
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51403200
Earth Drillers, Except Oil and Gas - 47502100
Electric Meter Installers and Repairers - 49901201
Electric Motor and Switch Assemblers and Repairers - 49209202
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers - 49209200
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technicians - 17302300
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers - 51202200
Electrical and Electronic Inspectors and Testers - 51906104
Electrical and Electronics Drafters - 17301200
Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation - 49209300
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial - 49209400
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation - 49209500
Electrical Drafters - 17301202
Electrical Engineering Technicians - 17302303
Electrical Engineers - 17207100
Electrical Parts Reconditioners - 49209205
Electrical Power Line Installers and Repairers - 49905100
Electricians - 47211100
Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers - 51202300
ElectroMechanical Technicians - 17302400
Electronic Drafters - 17301201
Electronic Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles - 49209600
Electronic Masking System Operators - 51502209
Electronics Engineering Technicians - 17302301
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer - 17207200
Engine and Other Machine Assemblers - 512031
Engineering Managers - 11904100
Engineering Technicians, Except Drafters, All Other - 17302999
Engineers, All Other - 17219999
Environmental Engineering Technicians - 17302500
Environmental Engineers - 17208100
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health - 19409100
Environmental Scientists and Specialists - 192041
Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators - 537032
Executive Secretaries and Administrative Assistants - 43601100
Financial Analysts - 13205100
Fire Prevention and Protection Engineers [SunCor has their own fire dept onsite] - 17211102
First Line Supervisors/Managers of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers - 471011
First Line Supervisors/Managers of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand - 531021
First Line Supervisors/Managers of Production/Operating - 511011
Food Science Technicians [biofuels] - 19401102
Food Scientists and Technologists, - 19101200
Forest and Conservation Technicians - 19409300
Gas Appliance Repairers - 49903102
Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operators - 53707100
Gas Compressor Operators - 53707102
Gas Distribution Plant Operators - 51809202
Gas Plant Operators - 51809200
Gas Processing Plant Operators - 51809201
Gas Pumping Station Operators - 53707101
Gaugers - 51809303
General and Operations Managers - 11102100
Geological and Petroleum Technicians - 19404100
Geological Data Technicians - 19404101
Geological Sample Test Technicians - 19404102
Geoscientists - 19204200
Graphic Designers - 27102400
Grinding/Lapping/Polishing/Buffing Machine Tool Operators - 51403300
Hazardous Materials Removal Workers [cleaning refinery/powerplant stacks] - 474041
Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers - 17211100
Helpers: Electricians - 473013
Helpers: Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers - 499098
Helpers: Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters - 473015
Helpers: Production Workers - 519198
Human Resource Specialists - 13107999
HVAC Mechanics and Installers - 49902100
Hydrologists - 192043
Industrial Engineering Technicians - 17302600
Industrial Engineers - 17211200
Industrial Machinery Mechanics - 499041
Industrial Production Managers - 11305100
Industrial Safety and Health Engineers - 17211101
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators - 537051
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers - 51906100
Insulation Workers [energy efficiency] - 472131
Janitors and Cleaners - 37201100
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers - 537062
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters/Operators/Tenders, -51403400
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other - 19409999
Locomotive Engineers [transport coal by rail] - 53401100
Machinists - 51404100
Maintenance and Repair Workers - 49904200
Maintenance Workers, Machinery - 499043
Management Analysts - 13111100
Mapping Technicians - 17303102
Marine Engineers [off-shore derricks] - 17212101
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects - 17212100
Marketing Managers - 11202100
Materials Engineers - 17213100
Materials Scientists - 19203200
Mechanical Drafters - 17301300
Mechanical Engineering Technicians - 17302700
Mechanical Engineers - 17214100
Microbiologists - 19102200
Milling and Planing Machine Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51403500
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engine - 17215100
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines - 49304200
Multiple Machine Tool Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51408100
Natural Science Managers - 11912100
Nuclear Engineers - 17216100
Nuclear Equipment Operation Technicians - 19405101
Nuclear Monitoring Technicians - 19405102
Nuclear Technicians - 19405100
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians - 29901200
Office Clerks, General - 43906100
Operating Engineers - 47207302
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators - 47207300
Ordinary Seamen and Marine Oilers - 53501102
Petroleum Engineers - 17217100
Petroleum Pump System Operators - 51809301
Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gauger - 51809300
Petroleum Refinery and Control Panel Operators - 51809302
Physicists - 19201200
Pipelayers - 47215100
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters - 472152
Power Plant Operators - 51801300
Product Safety Engineers - 17211103
Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks - 43506100
Purchasing Agents - 13102300
Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and Hostlers - 53401300
Refuse & Recycling Workers [biofuel] - 53708100
Rotary Drill Operators, Oil and Gas - 47501200
Roustabouts, Oil and Gas - 47507100
Sailors and Marine Oilers -53501100
Sales Engineers - 41903100
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing - 41401100
Security Guards - 33903200
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders - 519012
Service Unit Operators, Oil, Gas, and Mining - 47501300
Sheet Metal Workers - 47221100
Ship Engineers - 53503100
Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks - 43507100
Soil and Plant Scientists - 19101300
Stationary Engineers - 51802102
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators - 51802100
Stock Clerks - 43508100
Surveying and Mapping Technicians - 17303100
Surveying Technicians - 17303101
Surveyors - 171022
Team Assemblers - 51209200
Tool and Die Makers - 51411100
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners - 51419400
Traffic Technicians - 53604100
Training and Development Specialists - 13107300
Truck Drivers - 53303200
Welders and Solderers - 51412106
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers - 51412100
Then there are all the other ancillary/support positions used in any industry, such as marketing manager, accountant, salesperson, customer service representative, and those in IT. All of these support positions are also considered oil & gas jobs or renewable energy jobs.
Both types of positions are critical to the operations of a company and all are used at one point or another throughout the life cycle of the business, product, and/or service. Generally, in newer technologies the scientists and engineers outnumber the support positions as they undergo research and development. As the product or service is developed, commercialized and matures, the numbers of support positions (such as those in sales, installation, bookkeeping) increase.
In order to try to measure, categorize and describe occupations, many government agencies use a national coding system called O-Net which grew out of an older SOC coding system. Currently there are 812 O-Net codes and new codes are added as new occupations emerge. In June 2008, 102 new job titles and descriptions are to be added to the database. These "new and emerging" codes include:
- Energy Auditor
- Energy Broker
- Renewable Energy Technician
- Geospatial Information Systems Technician
- Bioinformatics Scientist (Biotechnology)
- Bioinformatics Technician (Biotechnology)
Note: NREL is one of the businesses that employs bioinformatics scientists and technicians.
Using a variety of sources, I've compiled a list of nearly 200 existing O-Net codes below to give you a sense of just how many different types of occupations are employed in the energy industry. This list certainly is not exhaustive. There are many occupations in the energy industry (such as "Landmen") which do not yet have an O-Net code assigned.
In addition, companies often have company-specific titles, which may not exactly match an O-Net title --though if you search the skillset of the standardized O-Net, or refer to O-Net's Lay Title list, you'll likely find a similar title.
Some of these job titles can be found on other websites, such as :
- The Rockies Energy Workforce Collaborative contains various titles employed in the energy industry with a short description of each
- California's "Green Jobs Guidebook" contains job titles, pay information, career ladders, job descriptions, minimum qualifications, specific training & partnership programs and other useful information.
To see a summary report (which includes tasks, abilities, work context, wages, employment trends, and links to videos) for each occupation classified with an O-Net code, type the O-Net code or the title into the occupation quick search box at http://online.onetcenter.org/
Title, O-Net (the text in brackets [ ] are my notes)
Accountants - 13201101
Accountants and Auditors - 13201100
Agricultural and Food Science Technicians - 19401100
Agricultural Technicians - 19401101
Auditors - 13201102
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics - 49302300
Automotive Specialty Technicians - 49302302
Biochemists and Biophysicists - 19102100
Biological Technicians - 19402100
Boilermakers - 472011
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks - 43303100
Calibration and Instrumentation Technicians - 17302302
Cashiers - 41201100
Chemical Engineers - 17204100
Chemical Technicians - 19403100
Chemists - 19203100
Civil Engineering Technicians - 17302200
Civil Engineers - 17205100
Computer and IT Managers - 11302100
Computer Hardware Engineers - 17206100
Computer Software Engineers, Applications - 15103100
Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software- 15103200
Computer Support Specialists - 151041
Computer Controlled Machine Tool Operators - 51401100
Conservation Scientists - 19103100
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door - 499012
Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders - 519021
Customer Service Representatives - 43405100
Cutting/Punching/Press Machine Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51403100
Derrick Operators, Oil and Gas - 47501100
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51403200
Earth Drillers, Except Oil and Gas - 47502100
Electric Meter Installers and Repairers - 49901201
Electric Motor and Switch Assemblers and Repairers - 49209202
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers - 49209200
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technicians - 17302300
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers - 51202200
Electrical and Electronic Inspectors and Testers - 51906104
Electrical and Electronics Drafters - 17301200
Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation - 49209300
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial - 49209400
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation - 49209500
Electrical Drafters - 17301202
Electrical Engineering Technicians - 17302303
Electrical Engineers - 17207100
Electrical Parts Reconditioners - 49209205
Electrical Power Line Installers and Repairers - 49905100
Electricians - 47211100
Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers - 51202300
ElectroMechanical Technicians - 17302400
Electronic Drafters - 17301201
Electronic Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles - 49209600
Electronic Masking System Operators - 51502209
Electronics Engineering Technicians - 17302301
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer - 17207200
Engine and Other Machine Assemblers - 512031
Engineering Managers - 11904100
Engineering Technicians, Except Drafters, All Other - 17302999
Engineers, All Other - 17219999
Environmental Engineering Technicians - 17302500
Environmental Engineers - 17208100
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health - 19409100
Environmental Scientists and Specialists - 192041
Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators - 537032
Executive Secretaries and Administrative Assistants - 43601100
Financial Analysts - 13205100
Fire Prevention and Protection Engineers [SunCor has their own fire dept onsite] - 17211102
First Line Supervisors/Managers of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers - 471011
First Line Supervisors/Managers of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand - 531021
First Line Supervisors/Managers of Production/Operating - 511011
Food Science Technicians [biofuels] - 19401102
Food Scientists and Technologists, - 19101200
Forest and Conservation Technicians - 19409300
Gas Appliance Repairers - 49903102
Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operators - 53707100
Gas Compressor Operators - 53707102
Gas Distribution Plant Operators - 51809202
Gas Plant Operators - 51809200
Gas Processing Plant Operators - 51809201
Gas Pumping Station Operators - 53707101
Gaugers - 51809303
General and Operations Managers - 11102100
Geological and Petroleum Technicians - 19404100
Geological Data Technicians - 19404101
Geological Sample Test Technicians - 19404102
Geoscientists - 19204200
Graphic Designers - 27102400
Grinding/Lapping/Polishing/Buffing Machine Tool Operators - 51403300
Hazardous Materials Removal Workers [cleaning refinery/powerplant stacks] - 474041
Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers - 17211100
Helpers: Electricians - 473013
Helpers: Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers - 499098
Helpers: Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters - 473015
Helpers: Production Workers - 519198
Human Resource Specialists - 13107999
HVAC Mechanics and Installers - 49902100
Hydrologists - 192043
Industrial Engineering Technicians - 17302600
Industrial Engineers - 17211200
Industrial Machinery Mechanics - 499041
Industrial Production Managers - 11305100
Industrial Safety and Health Engineers - 17211101
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators - 537051
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers - 51906100
Insulation Workers [energy efficiency] - 472131
Janitors and Cleaners - 37201100
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers - 537062
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters/Operators/Tenders, -51403400
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other - 19409999
Locomotive Engineers [transport coal by rail] - 53401100
Machinists - 51404100
Maintenance and Repair Workers - 49904200
Maintenance Workers, Machinery - 499043
Management Analysts - 13111100
Mapping Technicians - 17303102
Marine Engineers [off-shore derricks] - 17212101
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects - 17212100
Marketing Managers - 11202100
Materials Engineers - 17213100
Materials Scientists - 19203200
Mechanical Drafters - 17301300
Mechanical Engineering Technicians - 17302700
Mechanical Engineers - 17214100
Microbiologists - 19102200
Milling and Planing Machine Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51403500
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engine - 17215100
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines - 49304200
Multiple Machine Tool Setters/Operators/Tenders - 51408100
Natural Science Managers - 11912100
Nuclear Engineers - 17216100
Nuclear Equipment Operation Technicians - 19405101
Nuclear Monitoring Technicians - 19405102
Nuclear Technicians - 19405100
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians - 29901200
Office Clerks, General - 43906100
Operating Engineers - 47207302
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators - 47207300
Ordinary Seamen and Marine Oilers - 53501102
Petroleum Engineers - 17217100
Petroleum Pump System Operators - 51809301
Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gauger - 51809300
Petroleum Refinery and Control Panel Operators - 51809302
Physicists - 19201200
Pipelayers - 47215100
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters - 472152
Power Plant Operators - 51801300
Product Safety Engineers - 17211103
Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks - 43506100
Purchasing Agents - 13102300
Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and Hostlers - 53401300
Refuse & Recycling Workers [biofuel] - 53708100
Rotary Drill Operators, Oil and Gas - 47501200
Roustabouts, Oil and Gas - 47507100
Sailors and Marine Oilers -53501100
Sales Engineers - 41903100
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing - 41401100
Security Guards - 33903200
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders - 519012
Service Unit Operators, Oil, Gas, and Mining - 47501300
Sheet Metal Workers - 47221100
Ship Engineers - 53503100
Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks - 43507100
Soil and Plant Scientists - 19101300
Stationary Engineers - 51802102
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators - 51802100
Stock Clerks - 43508100
Surveying and Mapping Technicians - 17303100
Surveying Technicians - 17303101
Surveyors - 171022
Team Assemblers - 51209200
Tool and Die Makers - 51411100
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners - 51419400
Traffic Technicians - 53604100
Training and Development Specialists - 13107300
Truck Drivers - 53303200
Welders and Solderers - 51412106
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers - 51412100
Online resources
If you're serious about landing a job in the high-paying energy industry, I suggest you learn as much as you can about the industry. Following are some of the online resources I found helpful to learn about energy careers.
Discovering the oil & gas industry - for jobseekers transitioning from manufacturing jobs (on Ford's website)
Career Voyages - occupation videos
Career Voyages - occupations within multiple industries (shows transferable skills among various industries)
McMurray Training Center - online self-assessment/screening tool video
Process & Chemical Technology - videos (requires QuickTime plugin/download)
O-Net - Occupation Summary Reports (type "energy" in the Quick Search box)
Rockies Energy Workforce Collaborative
Get Into Energy - interactive
Renewable Technologies basics
e-Colorado.org - type "energy" in keyword search
Rocky Mountain Oil & Gas Career Toolkit (under "Important Links")
Solar Energy International
Green Energy Career Guide
In addition to the "Schools" post on this blog, I also have a plethora of websites I've saved to my Delicious website. I've categorized these websites with various Tags, such as:
extraction-jobs
extraction-information
green-jobs
green-training
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