Shell is hiring 100+

[all star rod]

Originally Posted by Goooh

The sasol plant is big on multiple fronts, but 96,000 bb/d sounds pretty weak - I must be missing something.

What's that number refer to?

What does this do for the marine side of things as far as transporting in and out?

Fluor in Houston is the E&C firm working on the sasol expansion.

I know shell is planning on building a new cracking plant in PA.

[simplepeddler]

Originally Posted by Goooh

The sasol plant is big on multiple fronts, but 96,000 bb/d sounds pretty weak - I must be missing something.

What's that number refer to?

What does this do for the marine side of things as far as transporting in and out?

not exactly sure but we are talking taking Natural Gas, not liquid gas, and turning it into fuel, like keresone and aviation fuel.

It burns much cleaner than bio-diesel from what I am told and we have an abundance of it.

[Keith_Stone]

The application process for Shell is about to be closed and probably will not open up again this year. They will select new hires for the year based on the number of people that have already applied, sometimes they will do more than one round of hiring. They had 3 rounds last year, but they all came out of the same applicant bunch. Shell has already began contacting the applicants to schedule testing dates for this year. I was told the actual hiring will be in October this year.