Send me a mail on jerry4nize007@gmail.com for dragnet aptitude test PQ....

Wishing y'all success in your aptitude test. That's the major hurdle to be scaled. Come and join us....

How much?

Hello, house. Was anyone shortlisted to write dragnet aptitude test on the 15th Feb??

Ayobamiiii:


I also got interview invite. You can send your contact....so i share possible questions for interview.

WhatsApp number: 08068073761. Thanks.

Emasel:


Congrats when is ur interview?

If you studied Electrical Engineering, be prepared to answer questions on Power distribution and the Nigerian Power sector, pre and post privatization....

I studied elect engine. Please explain more about the pre and post privatisation. Thanks

I received interview invite today. Any ideas about the questions to expect?

I wrote the test in Aug and BEDC has contacted me. I'll be going for the interview this Friday. Any ideas on the questions to expect? I studied engineering.

jayloms:

Do you need it for their test?

Here's a link that should serve
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0hm65tefmkgdlej/AADjT60WB_LPze_qbio2RWuoa?dl=0

Thanks for this

OG2TURN:

pls how did u apply, cos I don't tend to see their advertisement. and I'm not sure they reckon with their career portal.

It's not always announced. Make friends with those that are in already... You grab.

beejayvince:


When did you apply?

March or April. Can't really remember exactly.

I just got an email from dragnet about BEDC aptitude test holding on Friday. PLEASE, who has their numerical, verbal and abstract reasoning material? My email is jerryidowu694@gmail.com. THANKS!

I just got an email from dragnet about BEDC aptitude test. PLEASE, who has their numerical, verbal and abstract reasoning material? My email is jerryidowu694@gmail.com. THANKS!

OmaniPadmeHum:


As long as a training program has content and it is supported by Bodies like OSHA, then it is good. Training is not only to get certificate for the job, but to give you new skills and knowledge or serve as update refresher of past skills and knowledge.

In Nigeria, it is not so important. If employers want to be fair to the rules and regulations in Nigeria, then they should be interested in HSE Levels 1,2,3 for starters. If you have this already, then OSHA-132 is an added advantage.

So in my opinion, see OSHA as added advantage. Show that you go out of your way to improve and reinvent your self and skills. If you have NISP then you can add OSHA to your collection.

Good luck.

Thank you, boss. The thing is ISPON's website has been off since January and I have no idea of how to get across to them. I stay in Benin City.

OmaniPadmeHum:


National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA Toulouse), University of Toulouse, France.

It is a Grande Ecole.

Please, sir. How relevant is 132 - hour OSH Professional course by OSHAcademy for a newbie looking for a safety job? Thanks.

OmaniPadmeHum:


Very correct Sir. HSE is in multi-industrial domains. Not just the oil sector.
The reason why people prefer the Oil and Gas Domain is because of the higher pay, especially if one is employed directly as a full staff to any of the Exploration and Production International Oil Companies. Besides the pay, the experience is also worth it.

There is HSE in Aviation/Air Transport, Agriculture, Oil and Gas, Power and Energy, Road/Road Transport (Road Safety), Marine (Boats, ships-vessels in various waters), Military (yes, you heard me), Building, School, Playground and Parks, Public (Public Safety and Health), etc. etc. In fact there is safety of anything that can cause us harm!

It is why the curriculum nowadays, is to develop techniques and skills and approaches, that you can apply in multi industrial domains. It is the reason why ISO31000 is being looked at and professionals are trying to make it suitable for (possibly) all countries of the world to adopt in Managing and Engineering HSE Risks.

When I did my MSc. In Safety Engineering (actually called "MSc. Risk Engineering: HSE Engineering and Management" or RE-SEAM), we were used to pilot this management and engineering techniques to the multiindustrial domain approach. I can practise safety engineering in a Probabilistic approach (e.g. Aviation) or in a Deterministic approach e.g Oil and Gas, depending on the sector I find myself.

Presently the Oil and Gas sector is migrating to the Probailistic approach due to the implementation of RBI Programs (Risk Based Inspection) for Asset Integrity Management (AIM).

It is this wholistic approach, the techniques and technical/engineering processes (drawings,calculations,designing etc.) that will be quite interesting to see taught in Nigeria someday at such an advanced level. I want to see where HSE professionals will not only do "Spot the Hazard" or "Slips Trips and Falls" or filling out work permits. I want to see them do prevention through design, human factor and ergonomics, functional safety IEC 61508 and 61511, dropped objects calculations, chemical process safety control, chemical reaction risk analyses, etc.

WOW! Your wealth of experience and expertise is so intimidating to a safety newbie like me, what will it cost me to learn under your tutelage??

Please, are you guys saying that it's harder getting a job without being a member of ISPON?

I have HSE level 3 from Novelle Centre already. Thanks, all.

E-mail me the details

What's your price??