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Landing a Job in the Oil Gas Profession
Oil and gas jobs are and always have been a flourishing profession. The petroleum industry is booming and there is a constant ongoing worker shortage. Despite the demand for workers, it takes more than a list of addresses and phone numbers to land an oil and gas job. It not only takes having in-depth industry knowledge and a proven strategy; you will also need to have an understanding of the oil and gas industry’s insider tips.
Getting a job in the oil field is like getting any other job in a high-paying field. You typically have to be motivated, start out at the bottom, and have the ambition to rise to the top. Some steps to take in the right direction of starting out in such a promising career are listed below.
First: Decide what type of oil job you want. There are so many different opportunities to in the oil and gas field which makes it necessary to narrow your search. Such jobs include but are not limited to: sales, drilling, oil transport, “roughneck” oil rigger, and engineer. Don’t forget to also ask yourself the question whether or not you want to work on or offshore.
Second: Location Location Location! If you are considering a position in the oil and gas industry, you may want to reconsider your current location. Such oil and gas industry job recruitment “hot spots” include; Texas, Iraq, Canada, Illinois, Russia, Venezuela, Alaska, Africa, etc.
Third: Register yourself with a reputable and trusted oil and gas job agency.
Registering with a job agency is free, allows you to post your resume for prospective employers to view, and gives you access to thousands of listings all over the world. Oil and gas job agencies are often updated on a daily basis which you will keep you on the pulse of which positions are open.
Keep in mind that when applying for a gas and/or oil job, as with any profession; experience, references, and special training will help your job hunt go much more smoothly and help “sell” you to prospective recruiters and employers. If you want to take a First Aid course, any Red Cross location would be a good place to start. Additionally, oil and gas job postings put an emphasis on safety so taking any extra safety courses will improve your chances of landing that perfect position.
Working on board an oil rig, in onshore oil installation, or in the gas professional field in the United States or elsewhere around the world can be physically demanding work with excellent pay and benefits. If you are seriously considering obtaining work in the oil and gas industry it is essential that you first obtain advice and instructions such as in this article.
As with any job hunt in any field, persistence and motivation are the key to success. Keep sending resumes out, network, and search updated job listings as often as possible. If you persevere great results will eventually yield From Your hard work and determination.
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Guitar building: What kind oil to use on the finger board?
I've heard you need to oil the fingerboard after gluing it to the neck to seal it, or something. I'm wondering...
1.Do you really need to oil the finger board?
2. What kind of oil to use?
3. Where to find it?
4. Do you apply it after installing the frets of before?
I cant find much info on it. Thanks
Yes. I am getting the fingerboard from lmii.com and they radius it for you and slot it for you but you have to put the actual frets in yourself.
yes
Tung oil or linseed oil.
Any paint store.
After.
Follow directions. Thin coats. Hand rubbed. (lotsa 'elbow gease'.)
None of my business, but you'd really be better off
buying the fingerboard with frets installed.
Those locations are critical, and there's a lot of work
ruined if you get one even a bit wrong.
The 'pros' have precision jigs to get it right, you don't.
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