Postby vaiostation » October 6th, 2017, 12:45 pm
Well companies like IPSL ,Atlantic lng, Yara do accept PPO, however I think petrotrin and pcs nitrogen would want a diploma.
The bad thing is that due to the state of the economy and the limited amount of jobs available you'll most likely need to know someone to get a job. Although things might pick up next year.
With regards to salary I think IPSL would pay around $5000(someone could clarify if different), Atlantic lng gives you about $3300. Petrotrin and PCS would give a lot more because they usually train you to become permanent so you get a lot more, around the range of $6000+.
If you planning on doing PPO just remember that you don't always have to apply to the big companies, you can apply to contractors or you could go offshore.
I have both a diploma and PPO with experience from major companies and it really difficult out there. I sign up for Ytepp this year, cause at least with a trade you could still do something on your own or fall in with a contractor somewhere, having a certificate, diploma or degree don't mean sh!t this rounds.
My advice-
I think you should go either Ytepp or NESC and do that PPO part time.