Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

[rmrunner]

The figure for Kenson was an offer I got for specialist e&i tech in 2016 for 12gran 14days. It was then stated to me that it can go on to 21days and if I wanted to leave the platform before time it would be deducted from my salary. I turned it down because I could have made that same figure on land for a month.

[Jade_Inc.]

The figure for Kenson was an offer I got for specialist e&i tech in 2016 for 12gran 14days. It was then stated to me that it can go on to 21days and if I wanted to leave the platform before time it would be deducted from my salary. I turned it down because I could have made that same figure on land for a month.

So from 14 days at 12000 it reach to 21 days for the same salary and if u were to leave before time money would be deducted?

[Joshie23]

The figure for Kenson was an offer I got for specialist e&i tech in 2016 for 12gran 14days. It was then stated to me that it can go on to 21days and if I wanted to leave the platform before time it would be deducted from my salary. I turned it down because I could have made that same figure on land for a month.

So from 14 days at 12000 it reach to 21 days for the same salary and if u were to leave before time money would be deducted?

Stop there and feel Kenson is any joke.

[trinidrift]

The figure for Kenson was an offer I got for specialist e&i tech in 2016 for 12gran 14days. It was then stated to me that it can go on to 21days and if I wanted to leave the platform before time it would be deducted from my salary. I turned it down because I could have made that same figure on land for a month.

So from 14 days at 12000 it reach to 21 days for the same salary and if u were to leave before time money would be deducted?

Stop there and feel Kenson is any joke.

Kenson don’t make joke when it comes to their money. If there is a way for them to get out of spending they will. They cheap out on everything especially salary. they pay you a flat salary with no allowances and get away with it, use the cheapest medical plans they can find and have no pension plan.

[Numb3r4]

Yeah last time I checked maintenance position with Kenson was about $10,000.00 for 20 days.

[INHUMAN]

Hadda be a nappy to land a stint there

[trinidrift]

Hadda be a nappy to land a stint there

That is bs.

[car]

9k tank farm work in heritage. 4 day on 4 days off. 12 hour shift.
Contract by Kenson. 3 month contract.

[sMASH]

9k.. if u have little to no industry experience, well it better than nutten. Kinda depends on how many tanks they have.

[trinidrift]

9k that’s better than what they paying people offshore for 14 days.

[urbandilema]

9k that’s better than what they paying people offshore for 14 days.

How to sign for it ..I know 2 fellas from my class looking for jobs and 9k is very good to start

[car]

9k that’s better than what they paying people offshore for 14 days.

How to sign for it ..I know 2 fellas from my class looking for jobs and 9k is very good to start

Must have experience in a similar job. So it seem it’s not a starter job.
Kenson/careers

[Joshie23]

Folks,

What are some courses (locally for now), short and medium term, that you all would recommend for someone to do while on the path to becoming a Process Engineer and afterwards? Information concerning post-grad degrees that would be beneficial to such an engineer would also be appreciated but outside of two or three degrees, what certification courses or things along those lines would you all recommend as something you did 'and never looked back since'?

The individual has some years work experience in the Energy Sector, is already a Student Member with IChemE and will be attempting to become a Student Member with the APETT as well. TIA.

[Cantmis]

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-42388488

Did we get a licence?

[Joshie23]

Folks,

What are some courses (locally for now), short and medium term, that you all would recommend for someone to do while on the path to becoming a Process Engineer and afterwards? Information concerning post-grad degrees that would be beneficial to such an engineer would also be appreciated but outside of two or three degrees, what certification courses or things along those lines would you all recommend as something you did 'and never looked back since'?

The individual has some years work experience in the Energy Sector, is already a Student Member with IChemE and will be attempting to become a Student Member with the APETT as well. TIA.

Nothing folks?

[infinite_RPM]

Went through some local job websites, the pickings slim.. way worse than it was before

[De Dragon]

Folks,

What are some courses (locally for now), short and medium term, that you all would recommend for someone to do while on the path to becoming a Process Engineer and afterwards? Information concerning post-grad degrees that would be beneficial to such an engineer would also be appreciated but outside of two or three degrees, what certification courses or things along those lines would you all recommend as something you did 'and never looked back since'?

The individual has some years work experience in the Energy Sector, is already a Student Member with IChemE and will be attempting to become a Student Member with the APETT as well. TIA.

Nothing folks?

Do PPO so you don't be a kant like many PE's...........

[car]

Folks,

What are some courses (locally for now), short and medium term, that you all would recommend for someone to do while on the path to becoming a Process Engineer and afterwards? Information concerning post-grad degrees that would be beneficial to such an engineer would also be appreciated but outside of two or three degrees, what certification courses or things along those lines would you all recommend as something you did 'and never looked back since'?

The individual has some years work experience in the Energy Sector, is already a Student Member with IChemE and will be attempting to become a Student Member with the APETT as well. TIA.

Nothing folks?

Do PPO so you don't be a kant like many PE's...........

Project management is something they always looking for as an asset.

[trinidrift]

Folks,

What are some courses (locally for now), short and medium term, that you all would recommend for someone to do while on the path to becoming a Process Engineer and afterwards? Information concerning post-grad degrees that would be beneficial to such an engineer would also be appreciated but outside of two or three degrees, what certification courses or things along those lines would you all recommend as something you did 'and never looked back since'?

The individual has some years work experience in the Energy Sector, is already a Student Member with IChemE and will be attempting to become a Student Member with the APETT as well. TIA.

Nothing folks?

Do PPO so you don't be a kant like many PE's...........

Project management is something they always looking for as an asset.

Pay attention to instrumentation t will save yuh assonance day

[Joshie23]

Instrumentation (which I assume would be encapsulated in PPO) and Project Management. Thanks for the info this far folks.

[infinite_RPM]

It have any programmes that specific to instrumentation locally?

I did some instrumentation when I did cpo but assume employers want to see an actual instrumentation course when hiring as a instrumentation tech/eng

[trinidrift]

Yes it does. I think sbcs has a course

[infinite_RPM]

Utt and nesc has the instrumentation courses.. but 2 years full time and 3 PT.. as much as ppl does advise against it I think I gonna do process eng in utt yes.. it really don't have any other degree that I interested in that part time..

[vaiostation]

I hope people take into account the state of the country's oil and gas sector, as well as the local economy before taking on any longterm schooling...

[infinite_RPM]

Gotta do something bro.. I don't wanna be working shift going into my 40s back done start to give trouble lol

[Numb3r4]

Try diversifying if you are in industry, consider either management or maybe finance and accounting. Might be worth adding some variety to your technical qualifications.

Maybe even project management....but not sure of the amount of projects that can absorb folks though.

Better to be WORKING at 40 on shift then to be working 8-5 stacking shelves at a grocery, unless you are willing to settle for significantly less....but I guess their may be some benefits to your personal life with regards to the amount of time you have...I guess....

[rmrunner]

Whats the situation with the green and sun company with regards to the technician enrollment. Latest i saw was a timed exam to nearly weed out everybody

[vaiostation]

Bp?
I know they was restructuring, don't know what became of things after...

[Numb3r4]

Whats the situation with the green and sun company with regards to the technician enrollment. Latest i saw was a timed exam to nearly weed out everybody

You mean the Saville Assessment Exams or something like that....yeah that was a while ago wasn't it?

Boy, did one for an engineering post, needless to say "I think I'm too dunce to work there."

[rmrunner]

Whats the situation with the green and sun company with regards to the technician enrollment. Latest i saw was a timed exam to nearly weed out everybody

You mean the Saville Assessment Exams or something like that....yeah that was a while ago wasn't it?

Boy, did one for an engineering post, needless to say "I think I'm too dunce to work there."

I know the feeling, mussbe real high grades in there.