Texaco

Typically, working with Texaco Overseas was quite an experience. It was mostly hands-on and work environment was highly hazardous but the company has put in place Safety measures to matched known hazards and make the workplace a Safe environment. I was hired into the midle magt level as a field supervisor and grew into several position in the field. Firstly as a EHS Officer, Instrumentation and Compliance Officer to On-the-Job Learning Officer before the Merger with Chevron in 2004.

talking with customers good ,smile , i really appreciate this company they are really good .but i like to go work related to my studies that's my looking the new job.and the customers are good .obviously i dont like to leave this job .but i like to go something new.



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i had a very interesting and exceptional experience working there, i learned some life lessons along the way. I certainly enjoyed it unfortunately it was just a summer job though.

a day at work is a good day like no other I've learned a lot with working to Atlantis like working along with house keeping staff,
restaurants.

Leaned the parameters of the oil industry from the refinery to bulk
storage to transport. Known different grades of octane, oil types and
mark gas. Jet fuel ,diesel, stove oil etc

Encourage and train young engineers. There were many young engineers working at the time, so it was a more relaxed environment. Equal opportunity employment translated to equal pay for equal work.

i worked at Texaco in the summer to learn about what happens under a hood of a vehicle it was a good experience for me cause now i know what everything in a car is and how to preform oil changes

A typical day at work going in getting on with your job ive learnt how to stock take and to  read petrol pumps to re order fuel hardest part of job is dealing with an unhappy customer

Awesome company to work for.  Never a dull moment.  Busy environment but thats ok if your a busy bee.  You couldnt ask for a better company to work for.

Pump gas,deal with customers ,friendly staff. The hardest part of the job was long hours. The most exciting part of the job was dealing with the public 

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