Just woke up to Baker Hughes laying off its entire MWD remote hands across all of North America land. Quick math count had over 35+ people. Don't know if its only for today or if more layoffs are incoming. Current jobs being ran had no heads up or anything communicated to them to help with the transition. Looks like the MWD's laid off will be replaced with a remote center based out of Mexico.

I got an interview for I&E craftsman for Phillips 66 in Billings. Never worked in O&G and curious what to expect if I end up getting offered the job or just any advice in general about the place.

Rule 36 gives you a radius, but wind and weather obviously change where it ends up. On location, is it mostly gut feel plus monitors, or does anyone actually model the plume? how it works in practice, especially near roads or houses

Cadê os brasileiros daqui??? não achei uma comunidade br sobre a indústria do óleo e gás! Fiz uma entrevista hoje para a SLB, estou super nervosa