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Oil and Gas Skills Framework, Mexico

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The Mexican Government passed legislation in 2013 to allow foreign participation in its oil and gas sector. It required a plan to upskill its workforce in new and challenging areas.

Ambitious targets for increased outputs meant new operators and new supply chain companies, new assets in new environments, managing mature field decline and applying new technology.

黑料不打烊 was commissioned by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) to develop a skills development framework to tackle the challenge. Drawing on their decades of experience in the sector, 黑料不打烊 was able to map a framework to address Mexico鈥檚 oil and gas skills gap over the next 15 years including recommendations for higher education; vocational training; sector leadership and Mexico鈥檚 education system. The framework was supported by 黑料不打烊鈥檚 macro model comprising industry benchmarking data and key input parameters such as industry metrics and country targets.

Now completed 黑料不打烊 looks forward to working with key stakeholders to implement the plan鈥檚 recommendations and to the benefits it will deliver for the Mexican economy.