Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

[gencon]

[lalloboy101]

instant, how tings bredda man

[gencon]

Delete

[lalloboy101]

How d wuk in TIS goin boy instant

[sMASH]

Anybody down here ever applied for a PPO position abroad and got through.. I'm looking specifically at Canada.. I have no experience in the petrochemical sector but I have been working as a PPO in water treatment for just under 4 years..

I think My downfall is my lack of education specifically a degree..
I have my O's A's (science subs)
EEET- cert, dip, adv dip.
Cert in PLC'S
Cert process operations -utt
And a few other small things like MS office with VB skills..

Think I could get through with anything Canada? I know it have a lot of experienced senior guys here..

Dyno Nobel Australia... ammonia into dynamite

[mbr]

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[trinidrift]

mbr what's your background?

[superstainless1250]

https://www.trinidadexpress.com/busines ... 8cdb0.html

[De Dragon]

https://www.trinidadexpress.com/business/local/reopen-bidding-on-mothballed-steel-plant/article_1e871d16-945d-11e8-a965-33da43d8cdb0.html

Yeah right! CPCC pissing in the wind.

[R3TROB3N]

Some men spoke to expats and got the link up that way, others were contexts by they padnahs who went up before. Other just searched online and tried their luck. I knew men who just apply and went Australia and Saudi ... not ev2ryntjng is a link up ting

True true but then again "Its not what you know is who you know" will forever be a thing internationally and locally. I trying to figure out how I can build my network since I kinda did sheit in the networking department when i was at utt[youtube][/youtube]

[infinite_RPM]

Any short courses anyone could recommend that may be an asset.. I'm already employed.. just looking to gain some more knowledge.. when I say short I mean like up to 1 year..

Wanna learn more on health and safety and/or operations and maintenance of large pumps/equipment..

Anything anybody could recommend?

[Numb3r4]

Any short courses anyone could recommend that may be an asset.. I'm already employed.. just looking to gain some more knowledge.. when I say short I mean like up to 1 year..

Wanna learn more on health and safety and/or operations and maintenance of large pumps/equipment..

Anything anybody could recommend?

Try something more along the line of finance and or project management.

If you are already in a technical field specializing may not be the best option in this climate, but project management, maintenance or finance or auditing might make you more versatile.

However if you truly love the technical stuff by all means...

[sinister_14]

Anyone knows when niquan energy hiring???

[Cantmis]

http://www.looptt.com/content/shell-ann ... ampaign-tt

[tr1ad]

Anyone knows when niquan energy hiring???

they've started already

[rmrunner]

Where are the applications being submitted and what positions?

[sinister_14]

Anyone knows when niquan energy hiring???

they've started already

Operations staff?

[tr1ad]

operators wouldn't be onboard yet... they still to determine what work (construction) required to get them start up ready

other disciplines have had interviews and offers already

[nervewrecker]

I understand control tech is hiring.

[sinister_14]

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2018-08- ... gy-company

[demented]

[stikid09]

Hmmm

[vaiostation]

Might spell the end for NP?

[sMASH]

Power Gen and t&tec... Generation and distribution.

Np might just be the local distributer while shell sources it fir us..



Boolcarp

[sMASH]

How does a country with oil, Gas, surrounded with other countries with oil and gas, have to start importing fuels?

And we have gas processing plants here

[Redman]

Allow graft to absolutely permeate the industry so as to prevent progress at any level.

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

How does a country with oil, Gas, surrounded with other countries with oil and gas, have to start importing fuels?

And we have gas processing plants here

our oil is high in sulphur and heavy, not very good for making fuel and we already import oil to make gasoline, diesel etc.

We have natural gas processing plants here, but I don't think we have the amount of gas needed to process, so even that is imported

[sMASH]

Natural gas...

Most of those gas processing plants, have desulohorizor vessels. They remove Sulphur from natural gas.

That arrangement will not work for liquids though.
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Just talking out loud...

[Allergic2BunnyEars]

How does a country with oil, Gas, surrounded with other countries with oil and gas, have to start importing fuels?

And we have gas processing plants here

our oil is high in sulphur and heavy, not very good for making fuel and we already import oil to make gasoline, diesel etc.

We have natural gas processing plants here, but I don't think we have the amount of gas needed to process, so even that is imported

We import oil because we don’t produce enough locally to fill the refinery. It has zero to do with the local crude’s sulphur content or its heaviness. In fact the refinery is configured to desulphurize products made from high sulphur crudes.

[VexXx Dogg]

Might spell the end for NP?

nope, if the business model remains and the govt controls price, they will sell to NP and NP will tackle sale and distribution.

At least that's how I understand it