Power Engineer and Stationary Engineer
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Important notice:  Read this before you perform your job search on Employment911.com.  It will make a huge difference with the success you will have.
Perform 15 hours of searching within just minutes on Employment911.com
Input your serach criteria once andEmployment911.comsearches 100 web sites
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When you have arrived at Employment911.com:
  1. Move your curser onto the target labeled JOB SEEKERS.  A dropdown menu will appear.
  2. Choose Search Jobs by clicking on it once.
  3. Go to the job search screen.  You may summit your resume after you have finished your job search.
  4. Enter your search criteria and click on Search.  Try different keywords and don't enter them all at the same time.  Some suggestions would be:  Power Engineer, Stationary Engineer, Plant Operator, Control Room Operator, Chief Engineer, Steam Plant Operator, Process Operator, Utilities Operator, Facilities Operator, Facilities Engineer, Operations Technician, Operations Specialist, Boiler Operator, Steam Engineer, unit Operator, Refinery Operator, Water Treatment Plant Operator, Gas Plant Operator, etc.  You name it for what ever is in your area of expertise, certification, qualification and capability.  Use what ever the corporations and authorities use as a term to describe the jobs out there.  There may be five different names for the same thing.  Be creative.  You will get better results.
  5. If you have a resume prepared you should post it.  After all, the service is FREE.  If you don't have a resume, you will probably want to get a proper one prepared.  The good thing is Employment911.com  has a 100% guarantee on their resumes.  A professionally prepared resume can make all the difference in the world. 
  6. View the results of your search under the heading "Stationary Engineer Jobs were found at the following employment sites:" (The screen will show you a list of sites that generated results for you.)
  7. Click on the name of each site that is on the screen. One at a time.  The web site Direct Employers seems to produce the best results on a consistent basis.
  8. Each site will show you the results from that site.
  9. View all the sites (Around 21 of them).  There are hundreds of jobs to view.
If you are Canadian, enter your keywords but DO NOT enter a geographical location then, click on Search.  Some sites that you will visit have the option of clicking a Canada link that will show you Canadian job postings (Like JobsWanted.com).
     


 
 
 
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Table of contents
  • Men and women in the business.
  1. Al. The executive.
  2. Steve. The "Bad Boy of P.E.T." who has hit the six figure income bracket.
  3. Mandy. A newbe.
  4. Don. Work in at the brewery.
  5. John. Chief Engineer at the brewery.
  6. Chad. A newbe.
  7. Dwayne. An old hand.
  8. Gord. Management.
  9. Jay. A newbe formerly in research.
  10. Matt. A newbe.
  11. Max. A Control Room Operator and Shift Engineer who had his employer pay for his continuing education in computers.
  12. Mike. He’s formerly from Scotland.
  13. Warren. A newbe.
  14. Older Warren. Lots of experience.
  15. James. Soon to be wealthy.
  16. Justin. A newbe who is a Control Room Operator and who got $9000 in scholarships.
  17. Lana. A newbe and Control Room Operator.
  18. Brenda. A newbe.
  19. Chris. He used P.E.T. as a spring board to another career.
  20. Earl. Retired but still working full time???
  21. Brian. Working the 9 to 5, Monday to Friday routine.
  22. Ted. Has hit the six figure income bracket.
  23. Elaine. Management.
  24. Hanna. Works in the electrical power generating industry.
  • Scope of P.E.T. Technology.
  • DARK SECRETS. ****Things people do and shouldn’t do, while on shift.
  • Internet links to:
  1. US job opportunities
  2. Canadian job opportunities
  3. US apprenticeship and training
  4. Canadian apprenticeship and training
  5. Other countries and their job opportunities
  6. US Labor agencies.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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