Any process engineers here?
#1
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In Alberta, Calgary?
Let me know, I have a few questions.
Cheers!
Let me know, I have a few questions.
Cheers!
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Originally Posted by rizwan_fareed
In Alberta, Calgary?
Let me know, I have a few questions.
Cheers!
Let me know, I have a few questions.
Cheers!
What do you wanna know ?
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Originally Posted by Buchan6
Hey Mate, I,m in rotating equipment in the EPC's can put you in contact with PE's.
What do you wanna know ?
What do you wanna know ?
I am currently getting registered with APEGGA
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Originally Posted by rizwan_fareed
Basically I'm working for a large multinational company in the UK and am looking to move to Calgary in about 2.5 years time. What are the job prospects looking like and if there is any preferred method of applying.
I am currently getting registered with APEGGA
I am currently getting registered with APEGGA
Why just Calgary ???
There are a number of large EPCs in the Toronto area. Also given the problems in getting people in Alberta a lot of the design work is moving the Eastern Offices.
Also forget the idea of getting a cheap house if youre staying in EPC's as Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary all expensive.
It is taking three years plus for Skilled Worker App's at the moment.
In my opinion its too long to wait your life can change massively during that time. At the end of three years you could have decided canada isnt for you for a variety of reasons.
Guess you could look at getting a company to arrange a work permit. Again in the current climate, amount of work available, number of engineers worldwide available, it shouldnt be a problem.
A few guys on here can advise on APEGGA but from my experience with EPC's in the current climate it isnt a Pre Req.
I havent got P Eng for example neither has my Lead and a number of other colleagues.
Who are you working for ? Staffer / Contractor etc ??
Regards.
Last edited by Buchan6; Sep 2nd 2006 at 2:58 am.
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Any reason why you want to move in a few years? The Oil boom is now, so the quicker that you get in the better.
I know of a recrutment agency that is looking for process engineers to work with a Calgary based E&C. These positions are on temporary work permits and as far as I know they will help with most of the relocation issues. You can apply for PR once you get here. PE status doesn't appear to be that much of an issue.
PM me if you want the contact info.
I know of a recrutment agency that is looking for process engineers to work with a Calgary based E&C. These positions are on temporary work permits and as far as I know they will help with most of the relocation issues. You can apply for PR once you get here. PE status doesn't appear to be that much of an issue.
PM me if you want the contact info.
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Originally Posted by Posidrive
Any reason why you want to move in a few years? The Oil boom is now, so the quicker that you get in the better.
I know of a recrutment agency that is looking for process engineers to work with a Calgary based E&C. These positions are on temporary work permits and as far as I know they will help with most of the relocation issues. You can apply for PR once you get here. PE status doesn't appear to be that much of an issue.
PM me if you want the contact info.
I know of a recrutment agency that is looking for process engineers to work with a Calgary based E&C. These positions are on temporary work permits and as far as I know they will help with most of the relocation issues. You can apply for PR once you get here. PE status doesn't appear to be that much of an issue.
PM me if you want the contact info.
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I'm working for a company called KBR.
You must have heard of it....
Yes you are right, 3 years down the line I may not even want to come to Canada but I don't want to come before 3 years for several reasons...
I'm a staff employee.
I guess I'll just wait and see as to how I feel like in 3 years time
You must have heard of it....
Yes you are right, 3 years down the line I may not even want to come to Canada but I don't want to come before 3 years for several reasons...
I'm a staff employee.
I guess I'll just wait and see as to how I feel like in 3 years time
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Originally Posted by rizwan_fareed
I'm working for a company called KBR.
You must have heard of it....
Yes you are right, 3 years down the line I may not even want to come to Canada but I don't want to come before 3 years for several reasons...
I'm a staff employee.
I guess I'll just wait and see as to how I feel like in 3 years time
You must have heard of it....
Yes you are right, 3 years down the line I may not even want to come to Canada but I don't want to come before 3 years for several reasons...
I'm a staff employee.
I guess I'll just wait and see as to how I feel like in 3 years time
Yeah I know KBR (Isnt the Office in Leatherhead?) but didnt they have a Management buy out and are now PSR or something ? Or does that just apply to the Aberdeen Office ?
They have the BHP Gas Contract for Liverpool Bay run from Runcorn. Did similar project with Costain for Centrica Morecambe Bay before coming here.
I,m with Bechtel over here.
From your comments if you are willing to outlay the cash (approx 2.5-3K I guess) for the application then stick a skilled worker application in as you'd meet the requirements and points.
Cash wise I reckon salaries are 75 - 90K from my experiences. So 45K sterling max.
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Originally Posted by Buchan6
So Posidrive have you taken the Contractor coin and gonoe back to being a process ENg yet ???
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Originally Posted by Buchan6
Cash wise I reckon salaries are 75 - 90K from my experiences. So 45K sterling max.




