I believe the problem is in refinery capacity - living here in Houston, one gets to wondering just when the next explosion at the BP facility will be, not if there will be another to join the FOUR already this year.
If I only had five years of experience in a refinery, I could take one of the 5 million or so jobs for process engineers right now. A lot of them are even outright listing de-bottlenecking as a skill desired. Of course, then I'd face the problem of my work site possible blowing up and killing me because someone put the wrong kind of pipe into a pressurized line, too.
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Date: 2005-08-30 07:55 am (UTC)If I only had five years of experience in a refinery, I could take one of the 5 million or so jobs for process engineers right now. A lot of them are even outright listing de-bottlenecking as a skill desired. Of course, then I'd face the problem of my work site possible blowing up and killing me because someone put the wrong kind of pipe into a pressurized line, too.