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Posting ID: 3682007242Posted: 2013-03-14, 7:43PM PDTEdited: 2013-03-14, 7:43PM PDTemail to a friendSorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Field Service Supervisor- IMO - Odessa, TX - National Oilwell Varco - Odessa, TX
Requisition ID
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1303212
Description
Job Summary:
The Field Service Supervisor will be responsible for rigging up, rigging down, troubleshooting, billing, vehicle inventory, rig inventory, rig tracking, supervising rig ups, maintaining QCA, controlling inventory, assessing employees, contacting contractors, and operators.
Job Responsibililties:
Visit drilling rigs and local offices of drilling and oil companies on regular basis to resolve any sales, billing or service related problems or questions, maintains good customer relationships.
Order inventory through the Area Manager when needed and insures that a sufficient inventory of the proper bits is on hand for each stock point; expedites orders for new bits and repair bits as necessary to service customers.
Prepares and submits required reports to the Area office.
Conduct field level surveys as may be required by management.
Observe safety regulations, wears all required safety equipment, encourages safe working practices, corrects obvious hazards immediately or reports them to supervisors.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
High School and part college required, comparable work experience acceptable
Rig Operations 2 yrs minimum experience
Computer skills (Microsoft Office) 2 yrs minimum experience
Satellite operations 2 yrs minimum experience
Job
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Sales/Marketing
Work Locations
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US TX Odessa
822 West 2nd Street
Odessa
79763
Schedule
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Full-time
Shift
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Variable
Job Posting
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Posting ID: 3681899132Posted: 2013-03-14, 6:29PM PDTEdited: 2013-03-14, 6:29PM PDTemail to a friendGeothermal leaders: Don’t overlook us
Newbery Crater project drilling manager Fred Wilson stands near a drilling rig at the Newberry Crater geothermal project as he describes the work near LaPine, Ore. (AP Photo/Don Ryan, File)Ratepayers, policy makers and utilities continue to overlook geothermal energy, a renewable power resource with that can provide clean, consistent electricity, geothermal industry leaders said at an annual gathering in Nevada this week.
Attendees of the third National Geothermal Summit said they focused on the advantages of geothermal energy, which uses underground heat to produce energy. They argued that geothermal solutions are being snubbed in favor of wind and solar projects that cannot be relied on for continuous power.
And geothermal energy has been overlooked even though it competes with other forms of energy on costs, according to the U.S. Energy Information Adminsitation.
Clean energy: IEA: Renewables will surpass natural gas for power generation by 2016
The total cost per megawatt-hour of geothermal energy, which does not rely on obtaining fuels with uncertain pricing, is about $89.60, according to an estimate of levelized costs by the agency. That is far lower than some other sources of energy, which are about $100.10 per megawatt-hour for an average coal plant, $108.40 for an advanced nuclear plant, or $130.30 for a conventional natural gas-fired turbine, according to the agency.
Some types of combined-cycle natural gas turbine systems can have lower overall costs, as low as $65.60, in large part because of today’s low natural gas prices, according to EIA estimates.
But geothermal energy resources take time to develop, as many as 10 years to drill wells and build plants that could use underground heat to produce power, said Halley Dickey, director of geothermal of Houston-based TAS Energy.
Climate change: Economist: Climate change a financial threat to oil companies
That development time is worth it, however, given the potential of long-term, consistent energy, said Dickey, who was at the summit in Nevada.
“Geothermal is probably the world’s best renewable, because it’s a baseload technology,” Dickey said. “It can be available 24/7, 365 (days a year), so it’s a direct replacement for coal” and other fossil fuel-energy sources, he said.
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CNC Operator / Deburr Hand (Valencia, California)
Please only apply if minimums are met.
Must meet minimum requirements to be considered.
CNC Machine Operator / Deburr Hand
Experience working with all types of metal
2 years experience or more
Ability to lift 60 lbs pounds plus
Ability to Perform routine operation, including start-up and shutdown, load raw materials into bar feeder and make necessary adjustments while maintaining minimal machine downtime.
Ability to interpret and understand technical drawings and inspect parts.
Ability to complete simple arithmetic calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Ability to work any shift.
Must be able to communicate and read English
$50,000 gift made for STEM study at Texas A&M San Antonio
Scholarships for the study of science, tech, engineering and math at Texas A&M University-San Antonio got a boost today as a result of a $50,000 gift.
The gift is from the San Antonio chapter of the American Petroleum Institute, a national oil and gas trade association.
The scholarship money aligns with a major initiative of the university, which plans to produce more graduates in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and math). Such graduates are in demand, especially by companies with a presence in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.
Mark Franki, chairman of the institute’s San Antonio chapter, along with Dr. Maria Hernandez Ferrier, president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio, presented the check to the Texas A&M San Antonio Foundation.
- Vicki Vaughan
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