I've heard from a couple sources that the spring PDC for at least FE and HES will be used to consolidate 2 or even 3 jobs into one. Any others that can corroborate or is it still in the planning stages?
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@4kxw, What's a "risk" engineer do? They engineer more risk. It's also called job security (for themselves).
Way overdue, far too many HES punters doing nothing other than plotting graphs that any TA could do more efficiently, when we have more HSE punters than engineers then you know things are bad, what's a "risk" engineer do?
3nja, why do you keep coming to this website and rant at every posting? Who do you think you are to be so nasty?
Stop coming to this site and posting your nasty words
3nja ... so you think your opinion matters why??????
Christ, @3iyn... isn't that what the previous just said? Is your view any different because you use different words to essentially say the same thing. You are like the dog chasing its own tail... around and around and getting nowhere.
I think the other side of the coin is the standardization beyond the current state. I would suspect that there is more organizational change planned in terms of setting up new structures to support the operations.
@3gjv, "One specialist serving several regions" means whatever fits best. It could mean covering more than one region and could also mean serving more than one business unit. The bottom line is getting 100% utilization of the FE, HES or HR Specialist's billable hours. No more slacking on the job.
What business units/Corp departments does this FE/HES consolidation apply to? TPS, CUG, .....??
Also, what exactly does one specialist serving more than one specific area mean (e.g. One flare specialist supporting multiple business units, or one person specializing in both flares and general piping)?
2xbd ... who are you to say who can be on this board and who cannot!!!!! Some nerve you have. Stop bullying everyone and can your nasty attitude. YOU ARE NOT FUNNY!!!!!!!
Family members and shareholders should go away, nothing to see here.
In my field FE refers to Formation Evaluation
okay, let's not get personal just because someone may not be familiar with acronyms. Some of the visitors to this board could very easily be family member of employees. It is unnecessary to get rude for no reason. Therefore, xuy get a drink of cold water and calm down
HR (Human Resources), for those who are acronym deficient, will likely be included in the Spring 2017 PDC job consolidation process.
facilities engineering and health environment and safety
I hate to ask, but what do FE and HES refer to?
It's true there will be consolidation of several FE and HES jobs. The aim is to have one specialist serve more than one specific area. Therefore there will be some further reduction of personnel.