entry level oil rig jobs in the U.S.A.?
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Offshore or onshore?  Pride, Ensco, Diamond Offshore....and the list goes on and on.  Check out www.rigzone.com, click on the career center tab.  You will want to be looking for a position as a 'roustabout' which is basically bottom of the barrel.  You still make descent money, but if you can hack it you will move up like any other job.  Plan on moving to Houston, or somewhere in south Louisiana.  Good luck
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A drilling rig or oil rig is a structure housing equipment used to drill for oil or natural gas from underground reservoirs. Sometimes a drilling rig is also used to complete (prepare for production) the well. However, the rig itself is not involved with the extraction of the oil, its primary function is to make a hole in the ground so that the oil can be produced. Drilling rigs can also be used to drill for water or for exploration purposes, or to obtain mineral core samples.
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monster.com\nbrassring.com\ncareerbuilder.com\n\ngo to your local unemployemnt office and see if they know of any jobs, too.  also, newspapers are available online for any place, check online for wanted ads for where you want to go.
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Go to their site http://pg.sitebase.net/global/pages/content/view_jobs_us.html    I see that they have openings for  Manufacturing-Engineer(s) and Manufacturing-Plant Technician
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You might consider looking at the Shell website and looking for link to careers.
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This source link has been at for a while.  They expect to have 50% of the industry by the time "others catch up".\n\nI you are looking for a "ground floor opportunity" check out this link: http://tinyurl.com/ee4lt
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Go check out those sites, they often need people in Doha, Qatar\nhttp://acpol.army.mil/employment/index.htm\nhttp://www.usajobs.opm.gov/\nhttp:/www.novagrp.com/
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You may want to try with companies that employ world wide or work world wide. There are some transnational companies Ex. General Motors, Coca-Cola (and not only US companies) that operates world wide, once there you may have more chances to move around different countries. Other companies such as airlines, maritime transportation and cruises are other options, also engineering companies (oil and mining and related). These companies always search for new people, professionals and non-professionals. If you don't have experience, look for entry level positions where experience is not required. World class companies usually have programs to develop employees.
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You can start with www.pei.org        \nIt might get you into the right direction.\n\nor, I'm in KY and there is an organization called KY petroleum marketers assn.  I'm sure there are others in each state.   Try www.m-pac.org  it may help you also!
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The petroleum industry always pays well, or you could go on to graduate work and then enter any type of industrial research for big bucks.  Analytical chem would probably be your best bet for a specialization if you want to avoid grad school.
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I am sure the University of Calgary is a good one since Calgary is the base of the petroleum industry in Canada. \n\nI would consider the University of Texas at Austin to be one of the best in the US. Another respected rival of UT is Texas A & M which has a petroleum engineering department as well. Stanford University in California is another well respected school with a graduate program in petroleum engineering. School of Mines in Colorado is highly respected in petroleum engineering and all other petroleum related disciplines.  I would consider any one of these four to be among the best, and I'm in the industry.\n\nHere is a list of graduate programs in this field:\nhttp://programs.gradschools.com/usa/petroleum_engineering.html
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It would depend on several things, \n1)for MWD, Directional Driller, Wireline logger.. ect.\n2) Number of days in the field\n3) where in US you would be working\n\nI work in the service end of the oilfield, US, I would guess with out any more specifics that you would probably be looking at 45-60K first year, 80-100k in three years, rough guess.
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Calgary, Alberta Canada.\n\nwww.oilcareer.com or just travel to Calgary and the job will find you.
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There are a lot of entry level jobs with the Forest Service. I think most rangers work their way up.
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Try out some of these web sites for job listings and employment opportunities.\nhttp://virgin.islands.jobs.com/\nhttp://www.tropicjobs.com/usvi-information.htm\nhttp://location.monster.com/us/virgin-islands/st-john-vi/\nhttp://www.federaljobsearch.com/Virgin_Islands.asp?cid=0&tid=\nI hope that this is what you were seeking as far as employment opportunities. I also reccomend that you check out the US Department of Labor Web Site and look up labor market information for the area. Labor market information will advise you of in demand occupations, growing occupations, pay etc.
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Me too. Good luck from fellow chemistry graduate :) Where you study? I studied at Edinburgh University.Many jobs for petroleum chemistry in Scotland, since we are near the pipeline.I live near Mossmoran chemical plant. Most courses are here in surrounding university.You need to have 2.2 for requirements for most of them.Check the usual things in the links I have below. I would recommend Edinburgh for great city and wonderful night life, and fun festival,lots of events. The best link is Heriot Watt university, which is great. I would recommend there. its one of the most renowned places for petroleum. It specialises in it.I know friends who studied there and many went abroad to Saudia, or the Rigs. Saudia is okay place, except for some strange rules ;)  Good luck.
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Another site I like for Jobs Across the great land of America is\nAmerica's Job Bank -- http://www.ajb.org