THIS IS HOW MUCH YOU COULD MAKE IN JUST 2 WEEKS WORKING FIFO OFFSHORE! 💰🌊 Imagine finishing your first two-week offshore swing and seeing $10,920 in gross earnings on the numbers. Let me show you how the math works. Say you're working an entry-level role in offshore Australia, earning $65 an hour, and working 12-hour shifts. That's $780 a day. Work seven days, and that's $5,460 for the week. Complete the full 14-day swing, and you're looking at $10,920 before taxes and deductions. And here's the interesting part… You're living on an offshore rig, where meals and accommodation are often provided while you're onboard. Depending on your employer and contract, flights to and from the site may also be covered. Some installations even have gyms, saunas, and cinema rooms for workers to enjoy after their shifts. That means you could potentially keep more of your earnings instead of spending as much on everyday living costs. But don't get it twisted. That $65 hourly rate isn't guaranteed for every entry-level worker, and you'll need to check the actual job requirements before paying for any safety tickets. Now, imagine working a two-weeks-on, two-weeks-off rotation. You work hard during your hitch, then have two weeks away from the job to rest, travel, or spend time with family. Of course, offshore work means long shifts and time away from home, and your pay and benefits depend on your role, employer, and contract. And yes, women and men can both build careers offshore, with opportunities across different departments. Would you work 12-hour shifts for two weeks if it meant earning $10,920 gross? Follow this page, like this video, comment “OFFSHORE,” and check the link in my bio for our step-by-step guide to getting started in the offshore industry. - @hitchlife