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For those who don’t know or haven’t experinced it, work in the oil industry is often not done in offices in beautiful cities. We alao work in the jungle, in the desert, in the middle of the sea and in polítical and security conditions that are not to the taste of othwr engineers. The link with the article from World Oil is an example of the difficulties we are sometimws exposed to.

Key to Success in a Dynamic Financial Environtment! Keen to explore and to learn more on how you can build your business easier? These 2 hours will definitely be a time investment worthwhile! DM me:) #impactinggenerations #redefiningsuccess Scott Tang

We are inviting all interested candidates - experts (natural and legal persons) to submit an offer for one or several positions in the project Renewable Power to Heat in Bitola Region. This project is part of the European Climate Initiative (EUKI) of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK). A) Engineering advisor B) Advisor for technical specification of heat pumps  C) Geology advisor  D) Economic and financial advisor  E) Legal and political advisor The Terms of References and other documents for applying can be downloaded here https://lnkd.in/dtfgzfYa Your application/quote should consist of: 1. Price of the assignment (total price with all expenses included - no additional payments are possible) 2. Organization and methodology - description of how you intend to realize the assignment according to the requirements of the Terms of References (format is in the folder with the Terms of References) 3. CV on English 4. Diplomas, work certificates, etc., which prove the requirements of the Terms of References 5. Copies or links to projects in which you participated and are relevant to the requirements in the Terms of References The deadline for application is 31 January 2024. Applications/offers should be sent to contact@gaussinstitute.org

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My first opportunity to participate tender project with Goverment linked Company. Thanks Sigmaline Technologies Sdn Bhd for the learning and experience gain opportunity.

A uranium mining project in Oregon is advancing, with a completed Scoping Study outlining equipment needs and infrastructure for future production. #UraniumMining #AuroraEnergyMetals #AuroraUraniumProject #CleanEnergy #NuclearEnergy #MiningInfrastructure #ProjectFunding #OregonProjects #ScopingStudy #FeasibilityStudy #Projectory #ProjectLeads #MajorProjects #EnvironmentalCompliance #CapitalEquipment #PowerInfrastructure #MiningOperations #USANuclear

Embracing Growth, Teamwork, and New Challenges As I reflect on my time here at Contract Resources, I’m amazed at how much I’ve learned and how far I’ve come. Still within my first year as a Graduate Chemical Engineer stationed here at Ampol Lytton Refinery, I’ve gained invaluable experience in planning work methodologies, developing SWMS, and conducting step 7 conversations before executing chemical cleaning jobs. One of my most significant milestones was having a small part to play in contributing to T&I 2024, where I led a group of fitters and technicians during night shifts, overseeing the chemical cleaning of various vessels. It’s funny how life brings certain experiences full circle. My time in the Singapore Army as a section IC really helped me step up, especially when working with seasoned professionals—many with more years of experience under their belt than I have! As the turnaround wound down, I transitioned back into the Industrial Services crew. The Industrial Services Supervisors and Leading Hands gave me opportunity to join them and assist in the industrial services work, which opened my eyes to fitting work, HPW blasting, and vacuum operations. Witnessing high-risk operations like bundle pulling firsthand was an eye-opener—I saw how much expertise and teamwork goes into making these complex processes run smoothly. What’s been just as rewarding is seeing how every workgroup within Contract Resources comes together to get the job done. From scaffolding erection for insulation removal to mechanical maintenance and recommissioning, it’s a true team effort. And while my role is as a chemical engineer, I’ve learned not to limit myself—I’ve gained experience in areas I never imagined, which could prove invaluable down the line. Beyond the technical side, I’ve really bonded with my team. The friendships I’ve built here remind me of the camaraderie I had back in the Army. One example? We decided on a whim to throw a barbecue—everyone chipped in $10 for ingredients, and we spent the day laughing, chatting, and just enjoying each other’s company. It’s moments like these that remind me that while work is important, the relationships we build along the way are what truly matter. Work hard, play hard—that’s the balance I’m grateful to have found here at Contract Resources. #ContractResources #Ampol #ChemicalEngineering #Teamwork #ProfessionalGrowth #Leadership #LearningByDoing

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