Next issue: April 2022

Automation is already a well-established part of many industrial processes, and oil and gas is no different. With drones alone allowing for improved monitoring, exploration and safety, the industry is embracing similar technologies as it looks to modernise and remain profitable in an ever-changing sector. Yet what of the human cost of these changes? Will the rise of automation lead to a decline in employment? And how can human workers adapt, and companies support these changes, to an industry with an uncertain future. 

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