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Canadian job sites for Power Engineers


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World Wide Oil and Gas Industry:

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Canadian Apprenticeship Sites:

Unfortunately not all web sites are created equally. Some of these web sites provide all the information you need to get in touch with the right people to ask all the right questions. Others provide you with little information but, do supply an email address so you may ask your questions. On the lesser sites look for the (Contact us) link and send them an email.

Most federal and provincial governments don't have a freaking clue when it comes to maintaining website addresses that are directly associated with specific information.  You can take time to do your research and bookmark web pages one day for future reference.  Click on that same bookmarks the next day and the web pages with all they information it contained is gone!  How stupid is that!?!  I don't have the time to chase stupid therefor, there are fewer links on this page than you would otherwise find if government had it's collective act together.  Yup.  A waste of my time, your time, tax payer's dollars and the inefficiency of our entire country but, this is what we are left to deal with.  Fewer links to save you time because I don't have the time to chase stupid people and fix their mistakes.  (My rant for the day.)

Canadian Institute of Power Engineers: http://www.nipe.ca/

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Power Engineering Department: http://www.sait.ca/
 


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    When you have arrived at Employment911.com:
    1. Click on JOB SEEKERS.
    2. Choose Search Jobs.
    3. Go to the job search screen.
    4. Enter your search criteria and click on Search.
    5. On the next screen, below your search criteria it may say "Featured Stationary Engineer Jobs:"  & "No Jobs Found."   Ignore that.
    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.
    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.

      10.  
If you are Canadian, do not enter any criteria other than the key words Stationary Engineer or Power Engineer 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 My P.E.T. Career

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  • Brothers in the business:
      1. Al. The executive.  Photo!
      2. Brian. Working the 9 to 5, Monday to Friday routine.
      3. Chad. A newbe in 2001.  Photos!
      4. Chris. He used P.E.T. as a spring board to another career.  Photos!
      5. Don. Work in at the brewery.  Photos!
      6. Dwayne. An old hand.  Photos!
      7. Earl. Retired but still working full time???  Photos!
      8. Gord. Management.  Photo!
      9. James. Soon to be wealthy. Lots of great photos!
      10. John. Chief Engineer at the brewery.  Photos!
      11. Matt. A newbe in 2000.  Photo!
      12. Mike. He’s formerly from Scotland.  Photos!
      13. Max. A Control Room Operator and Shift Engineer who had his employer pay for his continuing education in his favorite hobby, computers.  Photos!
      14. Steve. The "Bad Boy of P.E.T." who has hit the six figure income bracket. Photos!
      15. Ted. Has hit the six figure income bracket.
      16. Warren. A newbe in 2001.  Photos!
      17. Older Warren. Lots of experience. Photos!
  • Sister in the business:
      1. Brenda. A newbe in 2001.  Photos!
      2. Elaine. Management.  Very short Bio.  No pics.
      3. Hanna. Works in the electrical power generating industry.  Very short Bio. No pics.
      4. Lana. A newbe and Control Room Operator.  Photos!
      5. Mandy. A newbe in 2002.  Photos!
  • Brothers and Sisters of Aboriginal decent in the business:
  1. Liz.  She's happy to be a granny!  Photo!
  2. Alita. A student in 2002.  Photo!
  3. Jay. A newbe in 2000.  Formerly a research scientist.  Photos!
  4. Justin. A newbe in 1999 who is a Control Room Operator and who got $9000 in scholarships.  Photos!
  5. Randy.  Under development.
  • 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, training and licensing
  4. Canadian apprenticeship and training
  5. Other countries and their job opportunities
  6. US Labor agencies.

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