Topic: Chevron calling for aptitude test (facilities engineer, graduate level)

thanks peeps

Originally Posted by EdgarG

For Chemical/Process, the attached document will come in handy. You should also expect stronger questions on those your heat and mass transfer stuff (at least one complex questions that really requires critical thinking). Don't forget your maths, physics and mechanics.

Thanks for that material. It's really concise. For those for chemical/process, i recommend you go through it. Also you could also go through the other two volumes of the book- the ones on Themodynamics and Heat. Unfortunately, can't upload them, but you can use these links below.

http://www.hss.doe.gov/nuclearsafety...ok/h1012v1.pdf

http://www.hss.doe.gov/nuclearsafety...ok/h1012v2.pdf

All the best!

Originally Posted by oba3

Thanks for that material. It's really concise. For those for chemical/process, i recommend you go through it. Also you could also go through the other two volumes of the book- the ones on Themodynamics and Heat. Unfortunately, can't upload them, but you can use these links below.

http://www.hss.doe.gov/nuclearsafety...ok/h1012v1.pdf

http://www.hss.doe.gov/nuclearsafety...ok/h1012v2.pdf

All the best!

pls guys can anyone tell me the date for the skill test for FE: chemical/process.
or better still post the invitation .
is the same 30th as with others?

thanks.

Originally Posted by successfull

pls guys can anyone tell me the date for the skill test for FE: chemical/process.
or better still post the invitation .
is the same 30th as with others?

thanks.

All FE: Chem/Process are writing at the same time. 9am, 30th Aug...

Originally Posted by Akan A1

All FE: Chem/Process are writing at the same time. 9am, 30th Aug...

Seems like you're right. 9am Aug 30

As an antidote for chem/process Engrg skill test gain mastery of d ffing in a formular/data sheets:
1. How to apply a formular
2. How to read tables/charts
3. How to convert btw units e.g pressure(kPa, mmHg, Torr), temperature(Celcius, Kelvin, Rankine, Farenheit) volume(Litre,)
flowrates(), mass(kg,lb), length(in,ft,m,cm, mm), time(sec, min, hr, dy, yr)
4. How to do calculations using consistent units.
5. How to apply common industry based equations.
6. How to work using field units(FPS) to report answers.
7. How to work in an OPEN BOOK condition; given datasheet,formular sheet, tables, charts.



4.

Can anyone drop of list of topic or areas one can breeze through for the FE Elect Test.

@ekenuelz, guy man how far na! You wey don blast d level already...how tingz na...?

Originally Posted by solidarehome

@ekenuelz, guy man how far na! You wey don blast d level already...how tingz na...?

Obiakwa. Abeg if u see any material push give me.

For the FE Electrical folks, here's a site where u can work through some objectives questions. I hear the main test ain't MC questions but at least this should help brush up. Cheers and all the best on Thursday.

http://www.indiabix.com/online-test/...ineering-test/

Pls is the skill test going to be based on the job description or basic electrical engineering