ANy Members at Exxon @ Baytown...
06-10-2006, 02:34 AM
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ANy Members at Exxon @ Baytown... Just got hired by JE/Jacobs to work at the Exxon @ Baytown.... Went today to get badge/paperwork and saw a couple of F-BOds in the parking lot... Just wanted to see if any of you guys posted on here...?!??!
06-10-2006, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Inspector12
Yep you know I do! I work in Butyl. See you around glad you got a job bro.
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06-10-2006, 06:01 PM
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J.E. Merit hasn't had the I/E out there since I was there in 99-00, and 12 years prior to that, glad you got the job. Watch your safety there, if you loose your job over safety issues your banned for life.
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06-11-2006, 01:20 AM
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i work there in baytown i got a turbo'd ls1 but i leave that here in the valley but maybe when i find out where everyone races i'll take my car up there.
06-11-2006, 04:33 PM
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Congrats on the job again. Who is your supervisor?
Keep talking to Robert Collins about getting transferred to Bayer or Texas City when there is an opening for an instr. fitter/helper. It will happen eventually. As stated before, definitely be safe not just because you will get blackballed but so you don't get hurt or anyone else hurt.
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Keep talking to Robert Collins about getting transferred to Bayer or Texas City when there is an opening for an instr. fitter/helper. It will happen eventually. As stated before, definitely be safe not just because you will get blackballed but so you don't get hurt or anyone else hurt.
Joshua
06-15-2006, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by joshua32
Congrats on the job again. Who is your supervisor?
Keep talking to Robert Collins about getting transferred to Bayer or Texas City when there is an opening for an instr. fitter/helper. It will happen eventually. As stated before, definitely be safe not just because you will get blackballed but so you don't get hurt or anyone else hurt.
Joshua
Keep talking to Robert Collins about getting transferred to Bayer or Texas City when there is an opening for an instr. fitter/helper. It will happen eventually. As stated before, definitely be safe not just because you will get blackballed but so you don't get hurt or anyone else hurt.
Joshua
As of now i am working in the Fab Shop... I have a mentor that i work with, and he's helping me learn the ropes of his craft (welder and pipe fitter) I have it made; since i'm in doors and in the AC
Just hoping it stays this way!!! Thinking of changing my craft to welder but not sure yet.... I've heard Inst. is really laid back..... but i wanta learn how to weld as well..... Once again thanks every one....
06-15-2006, 11:49 AM
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Welding is good but instrumentation will take you further, you can learn alot as a welder but the effects are not great. Alot of welders will end up having bad eyesight and even though the safety standards are getting better, they still breath in alot of fumes and metallic particles. In the end do whatever is gonna make you happy, but instrumentation will be more stable in the long run.
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