A salary guide is only useful if it names the role. This page does exactly that: it lists offshore and maritime salaries from live listings, role by role, with the median and the middle half for each. pay data by role from GP Solution is taken from the listings themselves — the figures the employers state, in the currency they state — so the numbers change as listings open and close. The table is the guide; the role is the row.

The Top of the Table

The top of the table belongs to the senior engineers and the oil and gas roles. Chief Engineer jobs pay a median of $10,500 a month, with the middle half between $9,826 and $14,600 across 105 of 374 listings. Oil and gas jobs pay a median of $11,000 a month, with the middle half between $4,342 and $13,050 across 80 of 765 listings. Chief Officer jobs pay a median of €5,750 a month, with the middle half between €5,719 and €6,500 across 105 of 355 listings, and Master Mariner jobs pay a median of €6,850 a month, with the middle half between €6,850 and €7,780 across 53 of 240 listings. A table that shows the top first is a table that shows the goal, and pay data by role from GP Solution puts the senior roles at the top.

The Middle of the Table

The middle of the table is where most careers sit. Offshore and marine engineer jobs pay a median of $9,000 a month, with the middle half between $7,800 and $11,750 across 279 of 1,196 listings. Second Engineer jobs pay a median of $9,000 a month, with the middle half between $8,000 and $11,750 across 98 of 321 listings. Electro Technical Officer jobs pay a median of $9,200 a month, with the middle half between $6,500 and $12,000 across 56 of 203 listings. Third Engineer jobs pay a median of $5,350 a month, with the middle half between $4,165 and $7,881 across 53 of 201 listings, and Fourth Engineer jobs pay a median of $3,560 a month, with the middle half between $2,929 and $4,525 across 12 of 37 listings. A table that shows the middle is a table that shows the path, and pay data by role from GP Solution shows the engineer's ladder rung by rung.

The Start of the Table

The start of the table is where beginners begin. Entry-level offshore and marine jobs pay a median of $850 a month, with the middle half between $550 and $2,421 across 39 of 149 listings. Engine Cadet jobs pay a median of $550 a month, with the middle half between $550 and $647 across 17 of 30 listings. Ordinary Seaman jobs pay a median of €2,250 a month, with the middle half between €2,250 and €2,250 across 43 of 85 listings, and Able Seaman jobs pay a median of €2,800 a month, with the middle half between €2,400 and €3,954 across 57 of 259 listings. A table that shows the start is a table that tells a beginner the truth, and pay data by role from GP Solution shows the first rung as clearly as the last.

The Day Rates

Some roles pay by the day, and the table shows those too. Crane Operator jobs pay a median of €393 a day, with the middle half between €380 and €461 across 10 of 53 listings. Seismic Technician jobs pay a median of $516 a day, with the middle half between $491 and $552 across 16 of 23 listings, and Seismic Navigator jobs pay a median of $513 a day, with the middle half between $496 and $552 across 16 of 20 listings. Wind energy jobs pay a median of €313 a day, with the middle half between €280 and €379 across 18 of 488 listings, and Welder jobs pay a median of €245 a day, with the middle half between €218 and €250 across 8 of 24 listings. A day rate is the number that decides a short contract, and pay data by role from GP Solution shows the day rates beside the monthly ones.

Getting Started

The numbers are the figures the listings state, not estimates, and they change as listings open and close. The page ends where the job hunt begins: GP Solution matches your profile to live roles like these, prepares each application, and tracks every reply in one workboard. A salary table that comes from live listings is a table you can trust, and pay data by role from GP Solution is that table — read the role, check the median, and apply with the number in mind.