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When engineers first started developing low-carbon energy technology, it was rightfully celebrated as a revolutionary discovery. 

The vast potential to generate large volumes of sustainable energy promised a solution that governments around the world had been searching for.

Although the opportunities are indeed plentiful, you can’t always expect to waltz into an offshore position with no prior preparation. There are specific qualifications that certain jobs require of you, dictating which field you’ll be suitable for and where you’ll be best positioned as you climb up the career ladder.

When the general population thinks of diving jobs, we often picture pearl collectors freediving into the ocean depths. 

This is a terrifying prospect that intimidates many of us and therefore has been sidelined as a career we’d never be interested in. However, this is a false perception that doesn’t do the offshore sector any justice. 

Even if you’re new to the offshore industry, you’ll have seen the photos that feature whopping vessels towering up into the sky, stocked with a range of expensive equipment. 

It’s been an interesting few years for offshore contractors.

Have you seen the news? 

Time and time again, energy sub sectors have headlined in the press for their advancements in green technology (Source: Technology Review).

Bit by bit, the world is changing.