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Discover Energy Careers NL

Discover Energy Careers NL is a leading resource for career information and promotion within Newfoundland and Labrador’s expanding energy industry. Originally founded as the Petroleum Industry Human Resources Committee (PIHRC) in 1998, the organization rebranded in February 2024 to reflect the broader energy landscape, which now includes oil and gas, renewable energy, and emerging clean technologies.

With a mission to connect individuals with meaningful careers in the energy sector, Discover Energy Careers NL works closely with industry partners, government departments, school districts, and educational institutions. Our focus is on identifying labor market needs, supporting workforce development, and ensuring that individuals have access to the resources they need to pursue rewarding careers in the energy industry.

Key Objectives

Whether you’re a student, job seeker, or educator, Discover Energy Careers NL is your gateway to exploring Newfoundland and Labrador’s dynamic and diverse energy sector. We provide the tools, information, and connections to help you succeed in one of the province’s most important and innovative industries.

Promote Career Opportunities

We highlight a wide range of career options in Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy sector, spanning traditional roles in oil and gas, as well as positions in the fast-growing fields of renewable energy and sustainability.

Provide Educational Resources

We offer valuable resources for students, educators, and parents to explore educational pathways, training programs, and career planning in energy-related fields.

Foster Industry Collaboration

By partnering with key stakeholders, including Energy NL and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), we ensure that our programs align with the latest industry trends and labor market needs.

Support Labor Market Research

Through research and collaboration, we identify trends, skills gaps, and emerging opportunities within the energy workforce, helping to shape policies and programs that address the province’s current and future labor demands.