The reality of training in the oil & gas industry
Training in oil & gas is shaped by complexity and risk. Crews work with heavy equipment, high pressures, hazardous materials, and strict safety regulations – often in remote or offshore locations. Traditional classroom training struggles to reflect real-world conditions, while hands-on training on live assets can be dangerous, expensive, and difficult to schedule.
At the same time, the industry faces increasing demands for documentation, audits, and standardized procedures. Knowledge loss is another growing challenge as experienced workers retire, taking critical operational know-how with them. All of this creates a clear need for better, more realistic oil and gas training that prepares people properly before they enter high-risk environments.