Process Tech. Operators in Houston..Need Help
03-22-2007, 09:30 AM
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Well for me it was very hard for me to land one of these positions before I had a lot of experience etc... But what I did was enrole in the 2 yr program at San Jacinto CC and enrolled in there placement center and I got a job before I ever completed the 2 YR degree. San Jac's placement center is second to none and I tested at San Jac for atleast 10 companies I was always contacted in advance and that is how I got hired at ExxonMobil. I am currently working at BP in Texas city now 7yrs later. I also know that they have an intern program here at BP and a few other plants around the area. Let me know if you need anything else always willing to help a person looking for employment. Also Certified, Kellys services, Meador staffing, Hewitt services does 99% of the hireing for the plants the other one percent do it themselves. Good luck.
03-23-2007, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by AGRV8D
They all need degrees.... or experience.. I have 7 years Logistics (5 1/2 military)under my belt, but dont want to do that anymore once i leave the desert. Including a couple years supervisory experience. Toxic thanks man for the excellent advice, i called certified and left a voicemail so hopefully they will call back tomorrow. We shall see.
I feel very fortunate to be where am at (Process Tech) and am sure the rest of these guys feel the same way since this is one of the hardies jobs to get in the Houston area .So good luck man.
Call me and i'll give u a list of Pocess Tech. & Logistics opening with the company i work for (Air Liquide) The web site can only be seen thru network.I will pm u my #
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03-23-2007, 09:45 AM
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Without having any related experience or school, you should really look into BP's apprenticeship program.
The only other way to get into a plant is by luck, or knowing someone that works there, because for every job opening there are literally hundreds of people applying.
The only other way to get into a plant is by luck, or knowing someone that works there, because for every job opening there are literally hundreds of people applying.
03-23-2007, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by 2002C5COUPE
Without having any related experience or school, you should really look into BP's apprenticeship program.
The only other way to get into a plant is by luck, or knowing someone that works there, because for every job opening there are literally hundreds of people applying.
The only other way to get into a plant is by luck, or knowing someone that works there, because for every job opening there are literally hundreds of people applying.
True that.
