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Moderator.. You can help reduce unemployment in Nigeria by moving this topic to the front page so that those who are not aware can have the opportunity to apply..
https://www.nairaland.com/1462825/graduate-field-specialist-baker-hughes

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[size=18pt] If you are successful, remember to thank God and if you like you can thank me later..
Lets all join hands together to put an End to unemployment, with Time, Things will get better...
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There is a new requisition for a Graduate Field Specialist – Nigeria – 2014 Opportunities - 1324904.
To find out more about this position and to apply online, visit: http://www.bakerhughes.com/graduate

Select Africa, and Nigeria in the drop down menu.


About this job

Field Specialists form the operational backbone of Baker Hughes, performing skilled technical services, usually at the wellsite. Field Specialists carry out a demanding, hands-on role, often working in harsh and challenging environments, making use of all the latest technologies to deliver solutions to our clients. Field specialists lead the delivery of services and products to our clients. Field specialists work in close collaboration with our clients in offshore and onshore locations to ensure flawless and safe execution of the various services that are offered under Baker Hughes. Field Specialists will participate in the structured Field Specialist Development Program (FSDP) to quickly become competent with our technologies and processes taking them from a basic level to an advanced level in their assigned product line.



There is no doubt that the job of a Field Specialist is demanding, both mentally and physically. When at the rig site you will be required to work 12 hours shifts (day or night). You might also be required to work extra hours depending on the operational demand. Depending on your product line you may be assembling, moving and operating heavy equipment, in all weather conditions during day and night hours.



The role will require extensive time away from home to undertake training or to gain hands on experience. You may also be required to work weekends and public holidays as business needs dictate. You should expect to work in a variety of environments including workshops and on rig sites; either on land or offshore. Field specialists are expected to do a lot of travelling between their assigned operating bases and remote oilfield locations. If you prefer a typical office job with normal office hours from morning till afternoon then the Field specialist position is not the best fit for you.



The FSDP involves theoretical and hands-on learning to allow you to become a technical expert in your assigned product line. The FSDP consists of four developmental steps, the first step to be completed within 12 months. In your first year you can expect to work under supervision and to participate in instructor led training. After the first year, your progress will be self paced and you will continue to increase your technical competencies through instructor led training courses and on the job training. As you progress through FSDP you will be expected to increase your technical capabilities and work with minimal supervision as you master the delivery of basic and advanced services in your product line. Although you are likely to stay and build your career in the field, once you complete the FSDP, you can move into various roles, including field operations, technical support, application engineering, sales or management.



Key responsibilities / accountabilities

You will be assigned to a specific Baker Hughes product line whose activities may include:

· artificial lift

· completion systems

· drill bits

· drilling fluids

· drilling services

· formation evaluation

· integrated operations

· intelligent production systems

· pressure pumping

· reservoir navigation services

· sand control systems

· specialty chemicals

· surface logging services

· wellbore intervention

· wireline services.



Depending upon your product line assignment, you will be involved in technical activities which could include:

· Assembling and deploying downhole equipment at a base location prior to being dispatched to the wellsite. Downhole equipment may be a combination of electrically, mechanically, or hydraulically activated and operated specialized equipment

· Calibrating, maintaining and troubleshooting downhole equipment in the base or at the wellsite

· Setting up, operating and removing downhole equipment at the well site.

· Generating technical reports and data for the client

· Performing warehousing and logistical activities



Essential qualifications / requirements

You must have the legal right to work* in the country in which you apply. Field Specialists must have completed a two-to-three-year qualification in a technical or engineering- related subject in the past 36 months. Oilfield Experience is not a must.



In addition you have relevant work experience (paid or unpaid), or you are able to demonstrate practical/technical capability through internships, summer jobs or hobbies.



The business language of Baker Hughes is English, so as you progress through your career, there is an expectation that a good command of the English language may be required for you to fulfil your role effectively. English competency requirements will vary based on location and business needs.



* without company sponsorship or time restriction.



Preferred qualifications / requirements

We are looking for people who are motivated and persistent, as well as resilient and adaptable. Creative problem-solving and strong communication and interpersonal skills is also preferred.



A valid driver's license may be required in some locations.



Further details

For more information regarding the Field Specialist role or FSDP please go to http://www.bakerhughes.com/graduate

[size=18pt] Its good to see Cross River and Akwa Ibom state governors standing side-by-side without any iota of animosity between them after the oil wells were taken from the Cross River and given to Akwa Ibom, unfortunatley some people say that the misunderstanding between the presidency and Rivers state is because of oil wells taken from River state and ceded to bayelsa... Well who is telling the truth? and how do we know the truth... ?
I will say.. Let brotherly love continue and avoid anything that will cause disaffection or animosity..so that people will not assume or say it is due to End Time Things.... ![/size]

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[size=18pt]The love of money and power is the root of all evil......People tend to forget that what goes up will still come down....
No body can stay in power forever...There's Time for every Thing and there's also an End too... ![/size]

seedord247: Person wey go get money go get money forget all this Incantation above.

[size=18pt]Laughs out loud.. then falls down from F-16 JET![/size]

Sorry I just saw another post of it on the front page...here:
https://www.nairaland.com/1453304/woman-survives-car-being-crushed

MODERATOR FRONT PAGE THINGS!
Your spam bot or whatever you call it did not allow me post pictures.

A driver had a miraculous escape after her car was flattened by this giant container.

The motorist in Jiangsu Province, eastern China, was driving next to a lorry which was transporting the large shipping style container.

But when the weight of the container caused the lorry to list to one side, the huge box slid off and crushed the roof of the vehicle.

The weight completely flattened the top of the car, but amazingly the woman trapped inside was freed and suffered no serious injuries.

Firefighters arrived at the scene and were helped by a crane in lifting the container from the roof of the car.

As the container was lifted up firefighters were amazed to hear a voice shouting help.

They quickly used tools to cut open the car so that the woman could be pulled to safety.


SOURCE: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/female-driver-makes-miraculous-escape-after-giant-shipping-container-crushes-car-roof-134505424.html#ivkkGsq

Kelvin4224: bleep urself

[size=18pt]Really? How do I go about it? Explain please...[/size]

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[size=18pt]Okay... I've seen them, they are okay... so what should I do now? [/size]

Good job to all the sincere people on this thread.

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[size=18pt]I think all this people trying to sue ASUU are only trying to seek attention for themselves.
As for me I believe that with Time these Things will surely come to an End.[/size]

[size=18pt]Thanks to everyone who liked my post shown below,I cant believe I had close to 100 likes,
that means we all like good things! Please keep up the good work![/size]

lurvy: [size=18pt]THIS IS pure humility, but I hope it doesnt just
END there, I think the
TIME has come for other highly placed Nigerians to learn from this because such
THINGS also bring joy to the down-trodden ![/size]

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Agbani..

[size=18pt]This is good news, I hope the price of GARRI has also been affected![/size]

[size=18pt]THIS IS pure humility, but I hope it doesnt just
END there, I think the
TIME has come for other highly placed Nigerians to learn from this because such
THINGS also bring joy to the down-trodden ![/size]