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YEARBOOK OF THE OIL AND NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY IN ESPÍRITO SANTO 2022
CHAPTER 3 | ECONOMIC REFLECTIONS
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Chain links
2011
2012
2013 2014 2015
2016
2017
2018 2019
2020 2021
E&P
3.192
3.251
3.087 3.207 3.071
2.883
2.518
2.439 3.011 3.207
3.352
Oil derivates
131
127 206
137
138
123
117
94
113
94
75
Petrochemicals
35
51
53
51
0
123
123
125
133
148
162
Supply
645
694 693
716
728
699
687
661
733
738
787
In relation to the total number of
employees, in 2021, the produc-
tive chain of the O&G sector em-
ployed 11,969 workers in Espíri-
to Santo, 4.4% higher than in the
previous year (table 2). This total
number of employees represent-
ed 2.9% of all national compa-
nies in the segment and 1.3% of
all companies in the state. This
number of jobs was distributed
in the following links: 63.4% in
the supply chain; 28.0% in E&P;
6.6% in supply; 1.4% in petro-
chemical companies; 0.6% in oil
products companies.
Table 2- Employees in the productive chain of the O&G sector in Espírito Santo
In 2021, the productive chain of
the O&G sector employed 522
occupations, among them: weld-
er (5.2%), administrative assis-
tant (3.7%), oil exploration opera-
tor (3.4%), machine maintenance
mechanic (3.1%) and truck driver
(2.6%). Regarding the age group,
36.2% of the workers in the O&G
chain from Espírito Santo were
between 30 and 39 years old
(4,328) and 40.4% of the employ-
ees were over 40 years old, in
2021. Regarding the education
of workers in 2021, 58.3% had
completed high school, 22.7%
had completed higher education
and 2.1% had a master's degree
and doctorate.
As a result of the qualification
of its employees, in 2021 the av-
erage monthly wage of the O&G
sector in Espírito Santo was BRL
6,976.6 and the average in Brazil
was BRL 6,144.8. These values
were higher than the total av-
erage monthly remuneration of
the state (BRL 2,631.04) and the
country (BRL 3,081.3).
Table 3- Characteristics of the labor market in the productive chain of the O&G sector in
Espírito Santo - 2021
36.2%
of workers in the oil and
natural gas industry were
between 30 and 39 years
old in 2021
40.4%
of workers in the oil and
natural gas industry were
over 40 years old in 2021
Supply Chain
6.868
8.223 7.186 7.630 7.143
5.981 6.232 7.107 7.155
7.275
7.593
Main Ocupations
ES
BR
ES/BR%
Total
10.871
12.346 11.225 11.741 11.080 9.809 9.677 10.426 11.145 11.462 11.969
Welder
628
14,854
4.2
Administrative Assistant
447
15,723
2.8
Source: Ministry of Labor and Social Security | Elaboration: Industry Observatory/Findes
Oil Exploration Operator
406
7,984
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Chart 25 Employees in the productive chain of the O&G sector in Espírito Santo
14,000
Machine maintenance mechanic
375
6,972
5.4
Truck Driver
314
14,419
2.2
12,000
Worker of cleaning and conservation
services of public areas
277
1,376
20.1
10,000
8,000
2,000
0
2011 2012 2013
Supply Chain
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11,969
formal employees
were employed in Espí-
rito Santo in the oil and
natural gas production
chain in 2021
6,000
4,000
Source: Ministry of Labor and Social Security | Elaboration: Industry Observatory/Findes
Due to the multidisciplinarity
necessary to carry out the activ-
ity in the oil and natural gas in-
dustry, the profile of the workers
who make up the sector's chain
is heterogeneous, covering var-
ious occupations, various age
groups and levels of qualifica-
tion and average salary. Table
3 presents the worker profile of
the complete O&G chain.
Office Assistant
247
12,347
2.0
Occupational safety technician
245
6,066
4.0
Storekeeper
236
6,115
3.9
Mechanical technician
232
4,779
4.9
2014
E&P
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
■Supply
Petrochemicals
Age Group
ES
BR
ES/BR%
Oil derivates
10 to 14
2
60
3.3
15 to 17
96
1,934
5.0
18 to 24
1,231
41,229
3.0
Master and
25 to 29
30 to 39
1,473 51,181
4,328 142,534
2.9
Distribution of educa-
tion of employees in
the oil and natural gas
industry in 2021:
High 58.3%
school
Higher 22.7%
education
doctorate
2.1%
3.0
40 to 49
50 to 64
3,228
1,535
110,000
2.9
65,957
2.3
65 or more
76
5,952
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