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Many people think that only certain jobs are important or valuable. They think that jobs like doctors, lawyers, and bankers are the only ones that matter But this is not true.   💫 All Jobs Are Important   Every job is important in its own way. Teachers teach us things, artists make beautiful things, and construction workers build our homes and roads. Even jobs in oil and gas, like drilling and refining, help keep our cars running and our homes warm.   💫 Find a Job You Love   Instead of trying to get a "prestigious" job, find a job that makes you happy and uses your skills. If you love your job, you'll be good at it and make a difference. Whether you're a contractor, a software engineer, or a pipeline worker etc, your job is valuable and important.   💫 Don't Worry About What Others Think   Don't worry about what others think about your job. What matters is that you're proud of what you do and that it makes you happy. Let's celebrate all jobs and the people who do them! #AllJobsMatter #EveryJobIsImportant  

Hello from ❇ RC Engineering & Construction Management We are hiring and seeking referrals and interested professionals from our growing network. We're highlighting two opportunities we are hiring now! Posts get traction on LinkedIn through COMMENTS (five words really gives the boost), and of course LIKES and SHARES. Help us test the wave of our network to see how far this can reach with impressions. ✅Principal Engineer (Nuclear + Electrical Engineering) ✅ Geotechnical Engineer (Soils + Groundwater) PNW - Lead Would you help me share these jobs, please? 🙏 LinkedIn may not send it far in full capacity of the reach potential, so please help me share it by REPOSTING with the world and comment we'll see what it CAN DO. 🚀 Want to apply for one of these job? 𝗘𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗺𝗲: sarrah at rcecm dot com (saving myself from some bots, 🤖 so you as a human will know how to connect with me. Links to jobs in comments. #engineeringjobs #nuclearindustry #rcecm #hiringnow #referrals #energyindustryjobs #PrincipalEngineer #ElectricalEngineering #tricitieswa

It looks like Oil & Gas hiring is starting to pick up as we shift from summer to early fall because TWO more of my O&G clients have landed new jobs! ► My first client holds 12+ years with Marathon in roles covering various aspects of engineering, program management, and business strategy. Her ability to see the 'big picture' and develop programs driven by short, mid, and long-term strategy were a significant reason why she was recruited to a director-level program management role with a mid-level E&P! Her new role is a significant step up from her previous role: a 22% bump in salary and increased benefits like remote work options. She began receiving interview requests only 1 WEEK after having her resume, LinkedIn, and cover letter rebuilt. I also ensured that her LinkedIn profile was tailored to a director-level program management role so the algorithm made her come up higher in recruiters' searches. She received two job offers only 3 WEEKS after having her materials rebuilt and accepted her ideal role last Thursday. ► My second client leveraged extensive experience across Permian, Bakken, and Powder River areas to land his new production-focused role. His expertise is in mature field optimization, and he holds 14+ years in updating production facilities, evaluating conventional / unconventional assets, and all aspects of artificial lift. He landed a senior-level production management position that focuses more heavily on A&D work, which is exactly what he was looking for. Less facilities, more A&D! 😄 After I rebuilt his resume and LinkedIn, he received 3 interviews in 3 weeks - two with E&P companies and one with a service company. In fact, he sent me a message only 4 days after receiving his new materials that he'd received an invitation to interview for an ideal role. This interview resulted in his new job! Like my first client, this new job means a boost in salary and increased benefits. Hope your week is starting off well, O&G friends! #oilgas #oilandgas #oilandgasindustry #engineering #hiringandpromotion #jobseekers

Hello friends and allies of ❇ RC Engineering & Construction Management! We are hiring and seeking referrals and interested professionals from our growing network. We’re also in a race to see if we  can do better than a LinkedIn job board post. 🏎 Posts get traction on LinkedIn through COMMENTS  (five words really gives the boost), and of course LIKES and SHARES.  Help us test the wave of our network to see how far this can reach with impressions.  If you don’t have a referral or these are positions not within your scope, comment about your FAVORITE 🌟 job board and why you like it. 👈 I’ll report back next week on Friday how far this may reach.. 🥳 I have more than one job - maybe we can get multiple people hired! 🏆 Who do you know in Tri-Cities, WA or willing to live here - these are onsite, or hybrid jobs. 👀 📅 I'll be scheduling screens this week and next! ⏲ ✅ Environmental Compliance Technical Support (regulatory/permitting+)  ✅Senior I&C Electrical Design Engineer - with 7+  years (nuclear exp. preferred)  ✅ Safety Subject Matter Expert ✅ Scheduler with P6 (Houston, TX) Would you help me share these jobs, please? 🙏 LinkedIn may not send it far in full capacity of the reach potential, so please help me share it with the world and comment we'll see what it CAN DO. 🚀 Want to apply for one of these job? 𝗘𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗺𝗲: sarrah at rcecm dot com (saving myself from some bots, 🤖 so you as a human will know how to connect with me. #engineeringjobs #nuclearindustry #rcecm  #hiringnow #referrals #energyindustryjobs #tricitieswa

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🤙 3 minutes!!! 🔊 We all know navigating a competitive job market can present significant challenges, often making the pursuit of employment feel like an insurmountable task. While I understand that this opportunity may not resonate with everyone, it could be a transformative moment for those seeking a fresh start. If you, or someone you know, is considering a change or experiencing dissatisfaction in their current professional landscape, this might be the solution. A mere gesture, such as a like or share, has the potential to reshape someone's entire year. Be the catalyst for positive change – be the HERO in someone's career journey. I am currently leading multiple searches across the Oil/Gas markets as well as the Power/Energy groups. 💲 1. Power & Energy Project Manager: Solar PV experience, particularly in utility-grade projects. PE is a nice to have as well. Your leadership can drive impactful advancements in the energy sector. Join the fastest growing group at Atwell! 💲 2. Distribution Designers: Positions available across the US and in Ontario. Join us in shaping the future of infrastructure as we work on cutting-edge projects in distribution design with leaders across North America. 💲 3. Biology Avian Field Technicians: Nature enthusiasts wanted! Explore a fulfilling career with us in Texas and Indiana. Conduct vital fieldwork to assess the environmental impact of turbines. And guess what, you get to drive around your own company vehicle! Connect with me for more details or feel free to shoot me a DM anytime. Everything starts from a simple conversation!  Link to Atwell, LLC Career page in the comments. #JobOpportunities #EngineeringCareers #AtwellInnovates #FieldEcology #FieldBiologist #BiologyTechnician #AvianResearch #SolarProjectManager #RenewableEnergyLeader #PVProjectPlanning #RenewableProjectLead #SustainableDevelopment #UtilityDesign #PowerDistribution #DistributionDesign #GridInfrastructure #ElectricalInfrastructure #PowerSystemDesign

In the Oil & Gas Industry reality can smack you in the face, but someone saved me from pain. At 25, as a Facilities Engineer, I was eager to get into the field with operations & maintenance whenever I could. They showed me what they did on a daily basis. They showed me the simple fixes they’d figured out. They taught me the way things ‘really’ work. It was an education! I LOVED these “dirt-road ride-alongs”. On one of those trips, the guys planned to change out the coalescing filter elements at a compressor station. I told them I wanted to do it, and they were glad to let me. But, I ended up getting myself into trouble. These filter elements are big. Like the ones in your a/c at home, but taller & longer. I thought the task was going to be fairly easy: Use a long stick to turn a giant wheel, access the filter, unscrew the cap, replace the element. No problem. But… As I was opening it, someone shouted, "Make sure it doesn't hit you in the face!" Honestly, I had not considered that possibility. The last thing in my mind was that an engineer would design it so it could smack me in the face. With the fear of face-smacking in my mind, everything seemed harder. After a few minutes, I asked for help. The guys got it loose. I pulled the old filter out. Put the new one in. Locked it in. Closed the door. Job done. But, not forgotten. When I’m engineering a solution, I remember this day. No one should have to worry about face-smacking filters. If you’re worried about working around a bad design, you aren’t focused on the job you’re supposed to be doing. I design for real people doing real work. I protect them at all costs. Like they protect me. Has reality ever smacked you in the face at work? 😅

In the Oil & Gas Industry reality can smack you in the face, but someone saved me from pain. At 25, as a Facilities Engineer, I was eager to get into the field with operations & maintenance whenever I could. They showed me what they did on a daily basis. They showed me the simple fixes they’d figured out. They taught me the way things ‘really’ work. It was an education! I LOVED these “dirt-road ride-alongs”. On one of those trips, the guys planned to change out the coalescing filter elements at a compressor station. I told them I wanted to do it, and they were glad to let me. But, I ended up getting myself into trouble. These filter elements are big. Like the ones in your a/c at home, but taller & longer. I thought the task was going to be fairly easy: Use a long stick to turn a giant wheel, access the filter, unscrew the cap, replace the element. No problem. But… As I was opening it, someone shouted, "Make sure it doesn't hit you in the face!" Honestly, I had not considered that possibility. The last thing in my mind was that an engineer would design it so it could smack me in the face. With the fear of face-smacking in my mind, everything seemed harder. After a few minutes, I asked for help. The guys got it loose. I pulled the old filter out. Put the new one in. Locked it in. Closed the door. Job done. But, not forgotten. When I’m engineering a solution, I remember this day. No one should have to worry about face-smacking filters. If you’re worried about working around a bad design, you aren’t focused on the job you’re supposed to be doing. I design for real people doing real work. I protect them at all costs. Like they protect me. Has reality ever smacked you in the face at work? 😅

First, I want to say Happy Easter to everyone and hope you all enjoy your four-day break. The last few weeks have been great. In Brisbane, an environmental Graduate engineer secured a full-time job. In Perth, an electrical and instrumentation engineer also got a full-time job in mining In Melbourne graduate Civil engineer secured work as well. Plus, we have two new students who will have interviews soon for upcoming projects, which is exciting. It's important to share that for the environmental engineer, we focused on improving her understanding of what her job would involve in the workplace, this helped boost her confidence significantly and similarly for the E&I Engineer who is moving into Mining Transition careers requires work, marrying past experience to the new sector, once you understand the fundamentals of the new sector it allows you to develop confidence it can be achieved. Changing sectors can be tough because it's hard to know what to expect in a new field. However, with a good plan, this transition can be smooth. What's crucial to understand is that whether it's for an interview or just discussing future projects, you need to show strong knowledge about your field in a practical way. Making a good impression means knowing what's expected of you. Once you manage that, you're likely to do much better in your career than before. Follow the link below for more information. If you want to secure full-time work, just remember: A + B + C. Looking forward to hearing from you :) A. Connect with me on LinkedIn. B. Book a FREE 30-minute Coaching Call if you want to discuss how I can help you. C. https://lnkd.in/gbVzm3mG #MasterOfProjectManagement #MasterOfConstructionManagement #MasterOfRenewableEnergy #GraduateEngineers #MasterOfProfessionalEngineering #ChangingCareers