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🔧 Embracing the Power of Teamwork in Hydrocracker & Hydrogen Production 🔧 Thrilled to reflect on my journey as a Shift Operation Engineer in the dynamic realm of Hydrocracker and Hydrogen Production units! 🌐💡 In the heart of the chemical engineering landscape, collaboration is our cornerstone. Every shift brings forth new challenges, and it's the synergy within our team that turns challenges into triumphs. 🚀💪 🤝 **Team Dynamics:** Our team is a powerhouse of diverse talents – operators, engineers, and technicians united by a shared commitment to excellence. Each role intertwines seamlessly, contributing to the efficient operation of Hydrocrackers and Hydrogen units. 🚦 **Navigating Complex Processes:** In the intricate dance of hydrocracking and hydrogen production, teamwork is our guiding light. From optimizing process parameters to troubleshooting, the collective expertise of our team ensures smooth operations and upholds the highest safety standards. 🌐 **Global Collaboration:** Our impact extends beyond the confines of our units. Collaborating with international counterparts broadens our perspective and enriches our problem-solving approach. Together, we navigate the complexities of a global industry. 📈 **Continuous Learning Culture:** In this ever-evolving field, teamwork is synonymous with continuous learning. We thrive on knowledge sharing, keeping each other abreast of the latest advancements, and fostering an environment where curiosity is celebrated. 🏆 **Celebrating Milestones:** From achieving production milestones to overcoming operational hurdles, every success is a testament to the collective dedication of our team. Celebrating victories together creates a culture where every contribution is valued. 🌟 **Proud to be a part of a team that transforms challenges into opportunities, and opportunities into achievements! Here's to the power of collaboration in the heart of chemical engineering excellence. 🌐🔗 #Teamwork #Collaboration #ChemicalEngineering #Hydrocracking #HydrogenProduction #OperationExcellence**

The Engineer friend? Can you relate? That kind of friend who loves talking and talking and talking 😆. His name is my surname. Is he like my dad? Haha, I just love the way he talks. I remember he sat me down and advised me like a brother, a son or sometimes like a “baby”. And he still continues to do that. I appreciate that senior “abey”. This picture makes me smile and laugh whenever I see it. ibrahim köstence is an awesome, knowledgeable, experienced, and loves his work. Whenever, the power plant wasn’t operating at generation capacity (>= 330 MW), get ready for more talks 😂. One day, I believe we shall meet again, go for lunch, and have little arguments on everything. I miss that talk talk. What a friend and a senior to have. Salifu Seidu, your friends. Haven’t you missed them? #engineerfriend #powerplant #controlroom #operations

Nothing you ever do is a waste of time. The sentence above is one of the most important lessons I've learnt in my career, and it also applies to everyday life! When I was a young engineer, I was asked to assist in trip investigations, overseen by a Senior Engineer at a power station. At that point, I did not see any value in this exercise as it took me away from my area of expertise: Water Treatment. I did not care about power station operations as it had no bearing on me at that point. However, I continued with this opportunity and during this exercise, I was exposed to other plant areas and got to see how other engineering disciplines and stakeholders functioned in their home environment. 4 years after this, I realized that the experience would prove to be valuable as I would now work at a power station. Because I had been exposed to operations already, I did not feel completely out of place at the station. Because I had exposure, I had a greater appreciation for the different stakeholders and culture that I now work in. All in all, the takeaway is to never think that anything you do is a waste of time. Maybe there is no indication at the time, but you will utilize the knowledge or experience gained during that exercise to influence your career or other parts of your life in future. #career #advice #lifelessons #experience

Lessons learned from my mentors at Williams (Part 2) Career Stage: 1st Year Engineer Background: Senior Engineer passing on wisdom to young Gas Storage Engineer Company: Questar Pipeline Company Ping-Lin Chen: “Pay close attention to what the data is telling you, if you look close enough and ask others for their opinions…. You will find out the data is giving you the hint of what to do next.” “Remember, it is easy to say [what needs done] but hard to do.” Lesson Learned: College degrees and personal study are important, but don’t allow that knowledge to blind you from the wisdom found in the data and from those around you. Professionally we do very little by ourselves, but accomplish much as a team. The team is what converts a good idea into something spectacular for the organization.

Take a look at how our Production Solutions team brought a troubled well back to life and saved an operator thousands in workovers and premature artificial lift replacements.  Impressive results using #RESTORE in an acid job, an amazing cost-effective technology for mature asset solutions. Increase production, extend the life of the well, thus improving economics and carbon footprint. #WeAreBakerHughes #ProductionSolutions #ProductionChemicals #Stimulation

very useful for process engineers

🛠️ Let's wrap up our celebration of National Engineers Week by putting the spotlight on Dalton, an amazing team member and contributor behind our engineering excellence! 👷♂️ 🔧 Dalton's Role: As a Senior Engineer, Dalton's primary responsibility is completing engineering designs for natural gas distribution mains, metering stations, and regulating stations. This includes sizing equipment for new customers, completing relocations for Department of Transportation work, and general system improvements. 👨🔧 What Dalton Enjoys About His Job: "One thing I really enjoy about my job is the collaborative nature of the role. While each engineer has their own projects that they are responsible for, as a group, we are always asking each other questions and sharing experiences across work regions. This leads to knowledge sharing that helps each of us individually become better engineers and improves the department as a whole." 👏 Let's give Dalton, and all our engineers, a round of applause for their dedication to keeping our systems safe as we deliver reliable, always-on energy! 🙌💙 #EngineerSpotlight #TeamCollaboration #NationalEngineersWeek #Engineers #MeetTheTeam

🛠️ Let's wrap up our celebration of National Engineers Week by putting the spotlight on Dalton, an amazing team member and contributor behind our engineering excellence! 👷♂️ 🔧 Dalton's Role: As a Senior Engineer, Dalton's primary responsibility is completing engineering designs for natural gas distribution mains, metering stations, and regulating stations. This includes sizing equipment for new customers, completing relocations for Department of Transportation work, and general system improvements. 👨🔧 What Dalton Enjoys About His Job: "One thing I really enjoy about my job is the collaborative nature of the role. While each engineer has their own projects that they are responsible for, as a group, we are always asking each other questions and sharing experiences across work regions. This leads to knowledge sharing that helps each of us individually become better engineers and improves the department as a whole." 👏 Let's give Dalton, and all our engineers, a round of applause for their dedication to keeping our systems safe as we deliver reliable, always-on energy! 🙌💙 #EngineerSpotlight #TeamCollaboration #NationalEngineersWeek #Engineers #MeetTheTeam

🛠️ Let's wrap up our celebration of National Engineers Week by putting the spotlight on Dalton, an amazing team member and contributor behind our engineering excellence! 👷♂️ 🔧 Dalton's Role: As a Senior Engineer, Dalton's primary responsibility is completing engineering designs for natural gas distribution mains, metering stations, and regulating stations. This includes sizing equipment for new customers, completing relocations for Department of Transportation work, and general system improvements. 👨🔧 What Dalton Enjoys About His Job: "One thing I really enjoy about my job is the collaborative nature of the role. While each engineer has their own projects that they are responsible for, as a group, we are always asking each other questions and sharing experiences across work regions. This leads to knowledge sharing that helps each of us individually become better engineers and improves the department as a whole." 👏 Let's give Dalton, and all our engineers, a round of applause for their dedication to keeping our systems safe as we deliver reliable, always-on energy! 🙌💙 #EngineerSpotlight #TeamCollaboration #NationalEngineersWeek #Engineers #MeetTheTeam

It's National Engineers Week! Today, we're spotlighting Britney, our Director of Pipeline Integrity. Growing up with two educator parents, Britney was instilled with a deep appreciation for learning, which fueled her natural curiosity. Her passion for problem-solving led her to the field of engineering. We couldn't be happier she's on our team. Let's learn a little more about Britney: Question: In your experience, what are some key scientific principles utilized in detecting and preventing gas leaks? "The natural gas industry operates within a highly regulated framework, and our teams are at the forefront of employing innovative scientific principles to tackle this challenge. From advanced leak detection technologies to probabilistic modeling techniques, we're constantly pushing the boundaries to enhance safety measures and protect the communities we serve." Are you searching for a new career? Explore jobs here: https://lnkd.in/eDTgykZ #NationalEngineersWeek #EngineeringExcellence #GasSafety