Become an apprentice in logistics at Equinor
As a logistics apprentice at Equinor, you will play an important role in the value chain. You will work with transportation, warehousing, shipping, and customer service – ensuring that the right equipment and goods arrive at the right place, at the right time.
The apprenticeship takes place onshore, but towards the end of your training, you may have the opportunity to travel offshore – if you qualify and wish to do so. This gives you valuable insight into how logistics works on platforms and makes the trade even more exciting.
At Equinor, you will learn from experienced professionals in a safe and inclusive environment. We believe in people, passion, and curiosity – and we give you the opportunity to shape your own future.
What does a logistics operator do?
You will work with:
- Customer service and guidance
- Order processing, inventory management, and packaging
- Preparing and securing goods for transport
- Weight distribution and safe loading
- Efficient and safe movement of goods
- Transport of special cargo
- Using digital tools for material flow and documentation
- Maintenance of technical equipment
Who is a good fit for logistics?
You will thrive if you:
- Are efficient, structured, and accurate
- Enjoy planning and keeping an overview
- Are service-minded and communicate well
- Can work independently and in a team
- Have an interest in transport, logistics, and technology
Application criteria for this trade
- Program subjects: Average grade of at least 4
- Mathematics: Minimum grade 4
- Physical education: Minimum grade 4
- Norwegian and English: You must be able to communicate well, both orally and in writing
We evaluate your entire application. Grades are one part, but we also place great emphasis on:
- Your motivation and interest in the subject
- Your ability to learn and develop
- How you collaborate with others
- Whether you fit into our work culture
Practical information about the apprenticeship
You can get an apprenticeship at several Equinor sites. Here are examples of locations where we have had apprentices in this trade: Mongstad, Kårstø, Øygarden and Tjeldbergodden.
The available locations vary from year to year. You will receive updated information when you apply.
You can read more about the different locations on this page.
- Length of apprenticeship:
The apprenticeship normally lasts 2 years, and you will receive training according to the curriculum for the trade.
Have you not followed a standard educational path?
Contact the vocational training office in your county to confirm that you are eligible for an apprenticeship contract in the trade you are applying for, and to find out how long your apprenticeship will be.
Do you have questions or wonder if you qualify? Get in touch – we are happy to help!