Would you like to help clean up after the age of oil?

We are now looking for more people to join this important work – a unique opportunity to contribute to post-oil era clean-up efforts.

Offshore installations that have reached the end of their operational life need to be removed and disposed. At AF Offshore Decom, you have a unique opportunity to contribute to post-oil era clean-up efforts and to help address complex challenges with innovative solutions.

AF Offshore Decom undertakes some of the most challenging offshore decommissioning projects globally, ensuring safety and environmental sustainability. We own and operate AF Miljøbase in Vats, near Haugesund, an onshore reception facility where offshore installations and ships are sorted for recycling. Up to 98% of the steel is repurposed, and marine growth is utilized as compost for topsoil.

We are currently seeking dedicated professionals to join our team for various projects. Our work involves tackling challenging tasks that demand collaboration, innovation, and meticulous attention to detail.

We welcome applications from recent graduates as well as experienced professionals who are eager to further develop their skills in an exciting and dynamic environment.

Join us in our mission to clean up after the age of oil – your expertise is needed on our team!

AF Offshore Decom has extensive experience in managing safe and efficient large construction and decommissioning projects. With two decades of expertise, we have been dedicated to preparing, removing, dismantling, and recycling offshore infrastructure. To date, we have successfully removed and recycled over 400,000 tons of steel from the oil and gas industry.

As a turnkey contractor, we undertake projects spanning the entire value chain, from planning the offshore removal to dismantling and disposal on land. The engineering is conducted at our Oslo office. In Vats, near Haugesund, we operate AF Miljøbase Vats, one of Europe's most advanced yard and reception facilities. Here, we process offshore structures by dismantling them and perepare the materials for recyling.