Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

[nervewrecker]

i know a petrotrin pipe fitter, he makes an 3000 per week sometimes more.

Pipe fitters in petrotrin is hard work. men does get soak down with kerosene, crude and always have to be doing fresh air masks. My neighbor is a pipe fitter suffering with psoriasis on he hands because of some of them chemicals. So to me 3000 is too little when yuh suffering because of some occupational hazard and can't wuk again.

i made a mistake , he makes 4000 to 8000 per week depending on how much overtime he put in, he said sometimes he turns down overtime to be with his family.

Pap?

[phreakazoid]

Nope. I still waiting to do the exam

My bro did the exam (passed I gather) , got called for the int.... Awaiting results of that now

[Monkey Man]

i know a petrotrin pipe fitter, he makes an 3000 per week sometimes more.

Pipe fitters in petrotrin is hard work. men does get soak down with kerosene, crude and always have to be doing fresh air masks. My neighbor is a pipe fitter suffering with psoriasis on he hands because of some of them chemicals. So to me 3000 is too little when yuh suffering because of some occupational hazard and can't wuk again.

clearly somebody not doing their job...

[InsanityReigns]

i know a petrotrin pipe fitter, he makes an 3000 per week sometimes more.

Pipe fitters in petrotrin is hard work. men does get soak down with kerosene, crude and always have to be doing fresh air masks. My neighbor is a pipe fitter suffering with psoriasis on he hands because of some of them chemicals. So to me 3000 is too little when yuh suffering because of some occupational hazard and can't wuk again.

clearly somebody not doing their job...

yup...dey was monkeying around

[trinidrift]

Men does play with people lives like is ah game

the only easy day was yesterday

[BlackOps2]

Anyone got called Nu-Iron by chance?

[urbandilema]

Have a tuner who works with the pipe fitters, laborer.
All behind god back they does be. He says all over does be sore with wuck. Does get a lil off base allowance and work not steady. Does what he has to do to put food on the table for his daughter. If you all see how adorable she is you will understand how he could do it without fuss.

Hats off to him that's priority you don't see again..I know Co worker used to do that but for a contractor.he told me for shutdown is level pace..

[Monkey Man]

Have a tuner who works with the pipe fitters, laborer.
All behind god back they does be. He says all over does be sore with wuck. Does get a lil off base allowance and work not steady. Does what he has to do to put food on the table for his daughter. If you all see how adorable she is you will understand how he could do it without fuss.

Hats off to him that's priority you don't see again..I know Co worker used to do that but for a contractor.he told me for shutdown is level pace..

plant work for contractor especially for shutdown like like slavery or concentration camps diespite the good rates if you even getting the proper rate

[car]

Plenty people wouldn't mind working like a slave once the money right.

[De Dragon]

yeah that might be certain cases but there is plenty people who work there and do little to nothing.

Older ones from the older culture that got a job when they were scavenging for employees. That's back when salary was dog money.
Newer generation is a different kettle of fish and very intelligent. Most temporary staff in there have at least a bachelor's degree, there is one with a masters in petroleum engineering. 90% are very willing people

I agree the people with long service generally are underqualified but the newer generation that is going in is not only qualified on paper but some have real world experience to back it up

I beg to differ. The majority of young Turks coming in have a sense of entitlement that is sometimes disgusting. They also tend to be disrespectful, and dismissive of the older heads who have forgotten more than they know. Don't get me wrong, there are youths coming in who are not like this, and there are older guys who attitude stinks,
These youths don't know how nice they have it. They could never fathom no PPE, climbing ladders with acid buckets, no fancy Red Wing, Wolverine boots, no paved roads on the plant, one pair of gloves for months, no NOMEX, no TTOSH. The list is endless, and all this for small money for the month that men are probably making in a week now.

[Monkey Man]

All Hail OSH Act 2004/6!

F you Factory Ordinance

[trinidrift]

yeah that might be certain cases but there is plenty people who work there and do little to nothing.

Older ones from the older culture that got a job when they were scavenging for employees. That's back when salary was dog money.
Newer generation is a different kettle of fish and very intelligent. Most temporary staff in there have at least a bachelor's degree, there is one with a masters in petroleum engineering. 90% are very willing people

I agree the people with long service generally are underqualified but the newer generation that is going in is not only qualified on paper but some have real world experience to back it up

I beg to differ. The majority of young Turks coming in have a sense of entitlement that is sometimes disgusting. They also tend to be disrespectful, and dismissive of the older heads who have forgotten more than they know. Don't get me wrong, there are youths coming in who are not like this, and there are older guys who attitude stinks,
These youths don't know how nice they have it. They could never fathom no PPE, climbing ladders with acid buckets, no fancy Red Wing, Wolverine boots, no paved roads on the plant, one pair of gloves for months, no NOMEX, no TTOSH. The list is endless, and all this for small money for the month that men are probably making in a week now.

TOTALLY AGREE!! Hell I remember working on a plant with ah short pants and slippers. Washing and fixing meh car inside the plant. Making cooking and sleeping out meh drunkardness right dey

[De Dragon]

yeah that might be certain cases but there is plenty people who work there and do little to nothing.

Older ones from the older culture that got a job when they were scavenging for employees. That's back when salary was dog money.
Newer generation is a different kettle of fish and very intelligent. Most temporary staff in there have at least a bachelor's degree, there is one with a masters in petroleum engineering. 90% are very willing people

I agree the people with long service generally are underqualified but the newer generation that is going in is not only qualified on paper but some have real world experience to back it up

I beg to differ. The majority of young Turks coming in have a sense of entitlement that is sometimes disgusting. They also tend to be disrespectful, and dismissive of the older heads who have forgotten more than they know. Don't get me wrong, there are youths coming in who are not like this, and there are older guys who attitude stinks,
These youths don't know how nice they have it. They could never fathom no PPE, climbing ladders with acid buckets, no fancy Red Wing, Wolverine boots, no paved roads on the plant, one pair of gloves for months, no NOMEX, no TTOSH. The list is endless, and all this for small money for the month that men are probably making in a week now.

TOTALLY AGREE!! Hell I remember working on a plant with ah short pants and slippers. Washing and fixing meh car inside the plant. Making cooking and sleeping out meh drunkardness right dey

That's still happening. Shorts and slippers? You can't even get in the gate with that sheit.

[trinidrift]

Lol

[nervewrecker]

yeah that might be certain cases but there is plenty people who work there and do little to nothing.

Older ones from the older culture that got a job when they were scavenging for employees. That's back when salary was dog money.
Newer generation is a different kettle of fish and very intelligent. Most temporary staff in there have at least a bachelor's degree, there is one with a masters in petroleum engineering. 90% are very willing people

I agree the people with long service generally are underqualified but the newer generation that is going in is not only qualified on paper but some have real world experience to back it up

I beg to differ. The majority of young Turks coming in have a sense of entitlement that is sometimes disgusting. They also tend to be disrespectful, and dismissive of the older heads who have forgotten more than they know. Don't get me wrong, there are youths coming in who are not like this, and there are older guys who attitude stinks,
These youths don't know how nice they have it. They could never fathom no PPE, climbing ladders with acid buckets, no fancy Red Wing, Wolverine boots, no paved roads on the plant, one pair of gloves for months, no NOMEX, no TTOSH. The list is endless, and all this for small money for the month that men are probably making in a week now.

Yea, have a few if them here and there. Imo, they need to get rid of them. But you know how they get in there so you know you cant get rid of em easy.

[sinister_14]

So anyone get call for CGCL in point yet????

[Numb3r4]

Nope. To be honest I forgot I applied.

That was what 2-3 months ago?

[De Dragon]

So anyone get call for CGCL in point yet????

Operations? What level?

[sinister_14]

Senior/supervisor

[trinidrift]

I applied too no word. What about nu-iron and desalcott?

[De Dragon]

Senior/supervisor

I think that the Supervisor positions were filled.

[Numb3r4]

In the case of CGCL there were other positions advertised as well, from operators to process and (I think ) mechanical engineers.

[Numb3r4]

Also to add to that there were also ad for other positions withing CGCL, administrative and non-technical, but as this amount of time has elapsed with no word I assumed that they found more suitable candidates.

[sinister_14]

In the case of CGCL there were other positions advertised as well, from operators to process and (I think ) mechanical engineers.

Well i applied for supervisor got a call today for interview....also have a degree in engineering...so ima see how it goes...

In the case of CGCL there were other positions advertised as well, from operators to process and (I think ) mechanical engineers.

[Numb3r4]

^^^ You now got called...

Congratulations and best of luck.

How did they contact you via phone or e-mail?

Yeah I had applied for the engineering positions, degree as well, but only 2 yrs. experience.
Could you remember how long ago those ads were?

[sinister_14]

Well actually i only send in my resume last week...cause i wasnt to sure if i wanted to wrk there plus i missed all the deadlines....was surprise to see they even consider interviewing me...they contact via phone and then sent me an confirmation email...strange thing i saw on the email cause i just read it...the job position said operations specialist...well i will see how it goes and what they bring to the table....

[Numb3r4]

^^^ I will email again wouldn't hurt.

[BlackOps2]

Got called as well for the Process Operator interview at CGCL

[trinidrift]

I get the reject letter for senior operator for cgcl yesterday. Knew it was coming tho

the only easy day was yesterday

[Numb3r4]

^^^ At least you got called for the position you applied for.

At the very least you know that your resume and qualifications make you a consideration, in this climate that is a plus.