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Don't spend thousands of dollars on offshore certificates before you even know which job you're trying to get. 🚨🌊 If you're trying to land your first offshore job, here's the order you should be thinking about. First, choose the job. Don't start by collecting every certificate you see online. Decide whether you're targeting roustabout, catering, housekeeping, deck work, drilling, maintenance, or another offshore position. Then find out exactly what that employer and region require. For many oil and gas workers, BOSIET is one of the major offshore safety courses, particularly when helicopter travel is involved. It covers important areas including offshore safety, sea survival, firefighting, first aid, and helicopter emergency procedures. OPITO describes BOSIET as initial safety and emergency-response training for new or returning offshore oil-and-gas personnel. Then there's MIST — or IMIST for international applications. MIST introduces workers to fundamental offshore oil-and-gas safety, and OPITO says there are no entry requirements. For offshore workers, OPITO generally expects MIST to be taken after BOSIET, although the exact requirement depends on the operation. Then you've got the offshore medical. Don't ignore this. Offshore training can involve physically demanding and stressful practical exercises, and medical requirements vary depending on the training, employer, country, and operation. And here's where beginners make an expensive mistake: Don't buy advanced certificates just because they sound impressive. Rope access? Crane qualifications? Welding tickets? Specialist lifting courses? You may need some of them for specific careers — but they don't automatically make you qualified for every offshore job. Start with the job. Find the vacancy. Read the requirements. Then pay for the training that actually gets you closer to being eligible. Because the right certificate can make you job-ready… But the wrong certificate can leave you with an empty wallet. Which offshore job are you trying to get first? Comment “OFFSHORE”, follow this page, and check the link in my bio for the complete step-by-step guide to preparing, applying, and working toward getting onboard.
Don't spend thousands of dollars on offshore certificates before you even know which job you're trying to get. 🚨🌊 If you're trying to land your first offshore job, here's the order you should be thinking about. First, choose the job. Don't start by collecting every certificate you see online. Decide whether you're targeting roustabout, catering, housekeeping, deck work, drilling, maintenance, or another offshore position. Then find out exactly what that employer and region require. For many oil and gas workers, BOSIET is one of the major offshore safety courses, particularly when helicopter travel is involved. It covers important areas including offshore safety, sea survival, firefighting, first aid, and helicopter emergency procedures. OPITO describes BOSIET as initial safety and emergency-response training for new or returning offshore oil-and-gas personnel. Then there's MIST — or IMIST for international applications. MIST introduces workers to fundamental offshore oil-and-gas safety, and OPITO says there are no entry requirements. For offshore workers, OPITO generally expects MIST to be taken after BOSIET, although the exact requirement depends on the operation. Then you've got the offshore medical. Don't ignore this. Offshore training can involve physically demanding and stressful practical exercises, and medical requirements vary depending on the training, employer, country, and operation. And here's where beginners make an expensive mistake: Don't buy advanced certificates just because they sound impressive. Rope access? Crane qualifications? Welding tickets? Specialist lifting courses? You may need some of them for specific careers — but they don't automatically make you qualified for every offshore job. Start with the job. Find the vacancy. Read the requirements. Then pay for the training that actually gets you closer to being eligible. Because the right certificate can make you job-ready… But the wrong certificate can leave you with an empty wallet. Which offshore job are you trying to get first? Comment “OFFSHORE”, follow this page, and check the link in my bio for the complete step-by-step guide to preparing, applying, and working toward getting onboard.

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