2012 ExxonMobil Engineering Recruitment (Trainee and Experienced Professionals)

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Originally Posted by sync

For those invited.

Please, is there anyone whose surname falls within O and Z?

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yes, there is one i know of

@all Please were there questions on electromagnetism (faraday, maxwell etc) and similar stuff ?

Good luck to all!!!

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Originally Posted by kwemby

Hey guys, also dont forget Mechanical engineering guys.... @Triple C, help out ur Co-Mecho oh....

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Just a tip from d last skills test conducted.

D Mech test consisted of abt 45 obj questions to b ans'd in 60 mins.

Topics covered were mainly turbo-machinery, as such is tilted in favour of those who picked options in Automotive Engineering Technology and Air-condition and Ref'gn Engrg.

Turbo-machinery such as Compressors, Turbines, Pumps, pressured vessels, heat exchangers etc, as they relate to oil and gas processing, storage and transportation.

These definitely have a lot to do with, Heat and Mass Transfer, Fluid mechanics and mechanics of machines where things as inclined planes and basic mechanics is invloved.

I hope this helps, I wish Ÿ̲̣̣̣̥ø̲̣̣̥u̶̲̥̅̊ all d best, I will update as I recall.

o boy see question.

Guys abeg give us hints! Abi no PE person wrote last year???

Hello,everyone.Does anyone have an idea of what civil engineers should prepare for?Thanks.

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@Triple baba, thanks man.....

I almost missed the skill test invitation cos it was in my spam since friday and I have been so busy I didnt even have time to check. Hope to see u guys sat...;)

WISHING u guys all da best

@yoobawonderboy. I am a civil engineer too and i have been having problems too knowing what to read for. will it be general engineering for everybody or dependent on your degree? please anibody with an idea should help. Thanks

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Originally Posted by phoniks2010

@yoobawonderboy. I am a civil engineer too and i have been having problems too knowing what to read for. will it be general engineering for everybody or dependent on your degree? please anibody with an idea should help. Thanks

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Courtesy of 9jah: boss u too much ehhh!

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Originally Posted by 9jah

While i am not a civil engr, i would assume your focus should be on mechanics, strength of materials as it applies to the oil industry. Sub structure tensile stress and strain calcs should be at your fingertips. Success in the skills test will strongly depend on how "sound" your undergrad was. You should be able to deduce calculations without thinking too much. The use of calculators is irrelevant. You are no longer in the aptitude stage and a calculator will not give any advantage. If the problems require calculators, they'll let you use them. Considering the number of candidates, i doubt the interview will be the same day. (Don't quote me on that oo)

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POI hope this helps