at Santos Ltd
Brisbane QLD
You will lead the development and execution of health, safety and security strategies across our AUPNG
8d ago
Santos
(138 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
Website
Industry
Oil & Gas Extraction & Refinement
Specialities
Energy solutions, Upstream gas and liquids
Company size
1,001-5,000
Primary location
Adelaide, SA
Santos provides reliable, affordable energy for progress and seeks to provide lower carbon energy over time. Santos is a global energy company with operations across Australia, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste and the United States.
At Santos, our goal is to be a global leader in the energy evolution to low-carbon fuels that help the world decarbonise and continue to provide the reliable, affordable energy the world needs for modern life and human progress.
We are committed to supplying critical fuels such as oil and gas, and abating emissions through carbon capture and storage, energy efficiency projects, use of renewables in our operations and high-quality offsets.
Jobs at Santos
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Brisbane QLD
Senior Mechanical Engineer providing technical assurance, discipline governance for Midstream & Energy Solutions throughout the asset lifecycle
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Reviews overview
3.6138 ratings in total
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What’s it like working at Santos?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees value the friendly, collaborative culture and supportive colleagues at Santos, along with flexible work arrangements such as Flex Fridays and nine-day fortnights that support good work/life balance. Safety is a major priority, and employees appreciate the variety of interesting projects and opportunities for professional development.
However, there are some potential challenges, including the need for improved onboarding processes and training, particularly for contractors. Some employees have noted concerns about management consistency and communication, as well as salaries that may be lower than comparable roles elsewhere. Additionally, outdated IT systems and bureaucratic processes can create inefficiencies, whilst those in remote locations face isolation and extended time away from home. The environment can also be political at times, with some disconnection between teams.
However, there are some potential challenges, including the need for improved onboarding processes and training, particularly for contractors. Some employees have noted concerns about management consistency and communication, as well as salaries that may be lower than comparable roles elsewhere. Additionally, outdated IT systems and bureaucratic processes can create inefficiencies, whilst those in remote locations face isolation and extended time away from home. The environment can also be political at times, with some disconnection between teams.
Recent reviews
4.0
Production Operator
Sep 2026Banyo QLD 401411 to 12 years in the role, former employee
offshore work offers a rare blend of deep camaraderie and unique adventure,
The good thingsCamaraderie and Teamwork: Offshore crews live and work in close quarters, which fosters a strong, tight-knit community. The bonds formed with colleagues often turn into lifelong friendships because everyone relies on each other for safety and success.
Unique Work-Life Schedules: Many offshore roles operate on rotational schedules (such as two weeks on, two weeks off). This provides extended blocks of uninterrupted free time at home to spend with family, travel, or pursue personal projects.
Stunning Views and Wildlife: Working surrounded by the ocean provides front-row seats to incredible sunrises, sunsets, and stargazing away from light pollution. It's also common to spot marine life like dolphins, whales, and seabirds on a regular basis.
Dynamic Problem-Solving: Every day presents hands-on, practical challenges that require quick thinking and collaboration. The fast-paced, technical environment keeps work engaging and ensures no two days are ever quite the same.
The challengesKey Challenges
Isolation and Mental Fatigue: Extended time away from family, friends, and normal routines can take a heavy psychological toll, leading to homesickness, anxiety, and burnout.
Physical Demands and Fatigue: Shift work—often 12-hour days for weeks at a stretch—disrupts natural circadian rhythms, increasing fatigue and safety risks.
Unpredictable Weather and Environments: Severe weather, rough seas, and remote locations can delay crew changes, complicate logistics, and create high-stress situations.
Limited Communication: While internet connectivity has improved, bandwidth offshore is often restricted, making it difficult to reliably stay in touch with loved ones or handle personal matters at home.
Areas for Improvement
Enhanced Mental Health Support: Expanding access to confidential counseling, robust peer-support programs, and mental health awareness training can help normalize addressing psychological well-being.
2.0
Completions Engineer
Aug 2026Brisbane QLD 40003 to 4 years in the role, current employee
I would not recommend working at Santos as an engineer if you have opportunities elsewhere.
The good thingsFlex fridays are good however you still need to work in Operations regardless.
The challengesSalary is 20-30% lower than comparable roles in other companies and the bonus is very low. Salary growth is poor.
5.0
Senior Adviser
Feb 2026All Perth WA2 to 3 years in the role, current employee
Overall, a good place to work.
The good thingsGood people. Good culture. Good office location. Interesting projects.
The challengesInternal red tape, bureaucracy. Frustrating, and costs time, money, resources.
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