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Harley Gibler

Offshore Oil Rig Jobs Can be Tough, But Very Rewarding - Experience.com - 0 views

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  • offshore oil rig jobs call for a 14/21 day rotation that means you work for 14 days and have 21 off
  • $300 per day. Annual salaries work out to be approximately US $47,000
  • Keep a good attitude and be focused on why you wanted to work offshore
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  • night shift or two as an oil rig is a 24 hour operation.
  • Don't upset the radio operator, medic or chef. Helicopters, medical attention and food are most important.
  • Working on an offshore oil rig is a tough job, but employees
  • may find themselves living in accommodation wings that meet 4 or 5 star hotel standards - despite the fact that you a living in the middle of the ocean.
  • A number of people working aboard oil rigs work are in support roles such as catering crew and doctors, etc.
  • , many of the rig companies go out of their way to make sure your time spent onboard is an enjoyable one. For instance employees may find themselves living in accommodation wings that meet 4 or 5 star hotel standards - despite the fact that you a living in the middle of the ocean. While you are on board the company will usually meet all food, board and laundry expenses, along with travel and transfer costs.
  • There are a large number of offshore oil rig jobs that are available. The range of employment opportunities include:
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  • Driller, Derrickman, Shakerhand or Mudman, Toolpusher, Floormen or Roughnecks, Motorman, Assistant Driller, Crane Operator, Roustabouts, Cleaner/Painter, Storekeeper, Mechanic/Electrician, Sub Sea Engineer, Rig Mechanic, Rig Electrician, Rig Welder, Barge Engineer, Ballast Controlman or Watchstander, Captain and Chief Engineer, Rig Medic and Safety Man.
  • In the offshore oil rig industry, there are opportunities for drilling employment and travel to countries such as: Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, the United States, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, Mexico, Russia, Norway, China, Canada and the United Kingdom.
  • More specialized jobs such as that of Driller is likely to make around $56,000 per annum
  • When working in the petroleum industry, don't bring alcohol, illegal drugs, weapons (of any description) including knives, flammable items, lighters and matches (safety matches will be provided in the smokers room) when working on energy jobs
Mary Neumayer

Offshore Worker Fatality Rates Seven Times Higher Than U.S. Average, CDC Study Says - 0 views

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worker oil

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quinton anderson

Student Edition - Document - 0 views

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baking reading

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  • Preheat oven to 350[degrees]F. Combine sugar and honey in a large bowl, microwave at 50 percent for 45 seconds, and stir. When cooled, whisk in eggs one at a time until combined. Add oil and applesauce. Whisk. Add fruits and vanilla. Whisk until smooth. Set aside. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, protein powder, and pecans. Add to wet mixture and stir until combined. Prep two muffin trays with nonstick spray or liners. Fill each cup 3*4 full. Mix crumble ingredients in a bowl and sprinkle on top of each muffin. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes. Makes 15 to 18 muffins. Gesine Bullock-Prado, author of Bake It Like You Mean It, will run Burlington's Vermont City Marathon in her home state on May 26. It will be her second time doing Burlington, where she set her PR (of 4:15) in 2011. Her latest nonrunning project is a cooking show for PBS. Called Life from Scratch, "it focuses on baking, as well as raising hens and geese, keeping bees, sugaring maples, and gardening." ,Yishane Lee
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