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

for those that need materials,i will try my best to upload some.the truth is that they just too many to upload all... I used my money,so i cannot do more than my income... Later in the day,i will drop and email, tell me the one u want... Shl or gmat or gre.. @ sppijeoma...just send me basic,u need the basic shortcuts to test...

For those yet that haven't received the invite for the FE position all I can say is that life goes on, not everyone was bound to be called [the cut-off might have been very high so if you didn't get called it doesn't mean you are not good]. More opportunities still to come, with the gathered experience from writing the Dragnet test at least you are in a better position to do better next time.

For those wondering how those that passed the Dragnet test made it, many ppl have already contributed as regards that but I guess I can re-emphasize that you don't need to see the questions before hand to make it through. As long as you already know the GSE format you are good to go. All you need to do is PREPARE which involves going through lots of practice questions. IMPROVE on your weaknesses [which is usually verbal for engineers], don't feel you have no business with Verbal Reasoning coz u r an Engr. Finally, during the test itself, be CONFIDENT and stay FOCUSED on the test at hand forgetting any previous information you heard or saw and try to tackle the problem that lies before you. If you have written a Dragnet test before then that should help in letting you know how to MANAGE YOUR TIME during the test, that's of utmost importance...

*Forgive the typos please* No time to prove read this long literature before posting it

Re: Chevron facilities engineer (mechanical) skill test

abeg where dem mechanical/facilities engineer dey abeg? una dey here?

@2black,

Did you take the initial Aptitude Test?

for some general materials to help prepare for interview n test,the email is [email protected]
just follow the format,i said eariler.

Please I need someone to help me out with materials to prepare. Instrumentation and control. [email protected]

Guys, any materials for FE instrumentation and control

For FE: Instrumentation and Control read the book FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL. It's 323 pages. About 6MB. I don't think it can be uploaded here because of the size.

Yes. Do you have any idea of what to expect and materials to use for preparing for the skills test?

Please anyone with useful info should come to our aid.

Sorry, I thought I quoted someone earlier. The position is FE(reliability/subsea/mechanical). Thanks.

http://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&rc...wModv644qQUSzg follow the link to download a book on instrumentation and control............. my 2 cent

Pls has anyone who applied and wrote the test for facility engineer (civil\ structural) been called for the skill test. Pls i need urgent reply.

Hello guys anyone with an idea of what to rad for the Facilities-process skilled test coming up?

For Uk guy.. Any luck with changing the venue of the skill test to london. Has anyone spoken to their HR?

@aradite
Yes I wrote the dragnet test

pls house concerning the change of venue or dates for the skill test, has anyone got any feedback yet

It will be good if the Petroleum Engineers and Earth Scientists based in UK that took part in the skills test to inform us of how they changed their venue from NG to UK.

All my efforts to reach the contact provided in the invitation is currently void.

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It will be good if the Petroleum Engineers and Earth Scientists based in UK that took part in the skills test to inform us of how they changed their venue from NG to UK.

All my efforts to reach the contact provided in the invitation is currently void.

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If you've sent an email to the HR contact in the email you received, you would probably get some feedback sometime tomorrow.

thanks peeps

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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.

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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!

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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!

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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.

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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.

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

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

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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...?

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

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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

Hi guyz,has anyone who wrote test on 15th August been invited for the skilled test?thanks.

yes @xploit

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

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guy how far, we go see on Sunday now.

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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!

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Thanks man.

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yes @xploit

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Thanks Engr Ann.

Pls what who can give me the direction to Hotel bellismo from cms.

Thanks

Guys in the UK, the venue of the test is: 1 Westferry Circus, Canary Wharf, London, E14 4HA . All the very best!

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Pls what who can give me the direction to Hotel bellismo from cms.

Thanks

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Take a bus going to ajah. Tell the conductor to stop you at new road bus stop. Look opposite the New Road Bus Stop, you would see a catholic church (SS Philip & James). Behind the catholic church is where Hotel Bellisimo is located.

The most important thing is to ensure you are stopped at New Road Bus Stop. From there, its pretty easy to located the hotel.

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yes @xploit

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Pls has any one who sat for the test on IT related field like Business Analyst, Infrastructural Analyst etc been called for skill test. I am referring to those who sat on the 15th of Aug. 2012.
Pls @xploit do you fall in this category. Pls respond so that those of us still waiting can move forward.

pls who can give me directions from custain bus stop to the interview venue..