Oil rig workers are individuals who operate and maintain equipment on offshore or onshore oil drilling platforms. Their primary responsibilities include drilling for oil, monitoring equipment, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. These workers often spend long hours in challenging environments, requiring physical stamina and technical skills. The work on an oil rig can be dangerous due to the potential for accidents and exposure to harsh weather conditions. Workers typically live on the rig for extended periods, rotating shifts to ensure continuous operation. Training and certifications in safety and equipment handling are essential for anyone in this profession.