baker hughes: port harcourt field engr 2010

Baker Hughes offers products and services that are applied below the surface in oil and gas wells.
We serve the global petroleum industry. We operate in oilfields in the USA and Canada, the Gulf of Mexico, Latin America, the North Sea, Russia, West Africa, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific region

Baker Hughes is recruiting for the position Field Engineer

Job Title: FIELD ENG III – INT
Requisition ID: 32365
Location: PORT HARCOURT, NG
Job Status: Full-time

Responsibilities/Requirements/Qualifications

- Under minimal supervision utilizes product line and applicationknowledge in business processes such as job planning and coordination,job design and problem solving, sales and financial planning, budgetingand reporting.
- Applies knowledge of the well environment and thefeatures and benefits of products and services in the Wellbore Intervention Product Group to develop the best solution for thecustomer’s application.
- Monitors product performance and conducts rootcause analysis on all assigned non conformance issues.
- Mentors entrylevel field engineers in the LEAD Field Engineer Development Program.Conducts all business activities in accordance to Baker Hughes HSEpolicies, Legal Compliance requirements and Baker Hughes Core Values.
- Proficient in running multiple applications in at least one product linewith a basic understanding of applications in other product lines.
- Ability to work and communicate well with others.University Degree in Engineering or Applied Science required.
- 2+ plusyears experience.
- Completes required learning activities in Phase 3 of the LEAD Field Engineer Development Program.

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Thanks poster. I addition, This is an experienced position for field engineer on level III.....so pips, your experience counts here to be successful....Trust me pips, if you succeed here, your life would never remain the same....

so for those who have no experience should try some where else so if all the companies need experienced people how would those without experience cope?

I wonder o! @babbie; if everybody keeps asking for experienced hands, only God knows where they now expect the inexperienced to become experienced!
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