What is the average starting pay for a process tech in a petroleum plant in or around the Baytown Tx area?
918745
According to the details on the Indeed.com website the average salary for a Process Technician in Baytown, TX is $41,000.00 (please see link for details: http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=Process+Technician&l1=Baytown%2C+TX).\n\nYou did not specify if you were interested in an hourly rate. But the hourly rate is about $13.66.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGod Bless.
1146795
after 45 years of working for various employers, I went to work pumping gas in Oregon 3 years ago. I now manage the station and mini mart. have good employers and make a good salary.
675771
OK, there's GOTTA be a good reason you want to move to Bay City.  It's an industrial area with several chemical plants.  The air is pretty rank, though you do get used to it quickly and only notice again after you return from a trip out of town.  But, houses are pretty darn cheap (a decent 3BR/2BA can be found for under 70K), the schools are excellent (great tax base from the plants).  Jobs are pretty scarce, unless you want to work for one of the chemical companies.  And you're close to the beach (or in some cases, on it).
1091938
It's about 85 million barrels per day as of 2004.  It might have gone up a little more since then.  There's a large study on the DOE site.
296910
try the petroleum companies... usually overseas...
660449
I have been in the petroleum business for 35 years, I have never heard of and oil and gas plant. Can you provide a definition or a description of what this facility does?\n\nThen was is the basis for optimization? Cost? revenue? product recovery?
1013064
work at a chemical plant as a pipefitter. they get about $24/hr and they work, sometimes, 84 hours a week.
1160168
Canada is the place to be.  The province of Alberta is in the middle of an oil boom right now which means there is a serious shortage of labor here.  They are advertising all over the world looking for anyone that will come and help us out!  I saw a sign at a local fast food place the other day saying they start you out at $14/hr....flipping hamburgers!!!!  If you are interested in oilfield jobs they pay extremely well.  On drilling rigs, they start out at about $18/hr plus around $100/day tax free living allowance.  Some pay more.  You work 2 weeks of 12 hr shifts then a week off...the overtime really adds up!
289247
low: $22,552\nAverage: $25,806\nHigh: $29,751\n\nInformation found on http://www.salary.com.  To get those figures I plugged in Dallas, TX (not sure if that is your area) but it should give a good ballpark figure for the state as a whole.  To get a more exact figure go to the site and plug in the city closest to you and view the basic range for "entry level pharmacy technician".
364621
I'm going to partially dis agree with jet doc's post (No offense Jet) \n\nIn my opinion UTI Houston is one of the best schools available. \n\nTrue there may be a lot of students, but based on my experience and any that I hired from UTI have always been good technicians.\n\nIt's like anything else, you get what you put in. Good technicians are hard to find. I'm not speaking of the mechanic at the local tire store, but those who are dedicated to their profession.\n\nI believe that the best career choice with technicians are at dealerships, they typically have better benefits, pay and they are REQUIRED to send techs to training classes that the manufactuer offers.\n\nPay rates will differ depending on geographic locations. Larger cities will pay more of course. I know some who live in Dallas and are making $25-$30 per hour, while some others in smaller cities making 16-22 per hour (This is a small city with 55,000 people)\n\nTechs at dealerships are commonly paid based on the labor hours they produce and not on a hourly scale. So of course the more QUALITY work you produce the more pay.\n\nAn engineering job is a good choice, but for those who choose otherwise, I would recommend this career choice to anyone who has the desire, mechanical apptitude and the willingness to be the best.\n\nJerry Christopher\nhttp://www.usedcarwise.com
450777
I worked at a gas staion and ours were between 1.30 to 2.50 a pack.
582509
Sounds like you are hired buddy. Congratulations. I had a buddy that used to drill for Schlumberger. That pneumatic drilling stuff. Just don't say, or do, anything dumb. Be professional and you'll be OK. They pay some excellent money and I wouldn't want to F it up.
519600
I think it will top out around $3.50/gal  In the dallas area we were paying 2.99.  It has just start dropping to 2.89/2.81 in some places around town.
94197
I work in Mississippi--A Pt grad makes about 60,000 per year, but a PTA makes between 18 and 23 per hour
1022151
The minimum amount Oil Companies pay is 12.50 % or 1/8th. If your area has never had Oil & Gas Production it is considered to be Wildcat Area. Then the oil company is taking a bigger risk and expense to try to produce a well. In that case they usually will pay 1/8. If there are successful wells around your minerals then it would be prudent to try to get a larger royalty, say 1/6 or 3/16ths. The oil company will of coarse try to give you the least amount possible. Mineral owners rarely will get more than 3/16ths but in areas of very successful production, like in Wyoming where they are drilling Coal Bed Methane Gas Wells, the success rate is very good and a few people have received 20% Royalties. Oil Companies usually require at least 80% net mineral interest.
493973
What is your MS in?  If it's remotely related to anything to do with education or research, I could pass your resume around here, a Canadian University.\n*edit* a followup now that I know your degree- I would contact the companies that are involved in the Oil Sands exraction in Alberta- they are desperate for engineers and environmental experts, and they are in short supply- The pay is excellent, and it is likely to be stable because of oil prices...It's a bit isolated, but fantastic experience and pay-
105838
It depends on where the actual Home Depot is.  I know that the pay rate is higher in the Bay Area than in the Sacramento area.  I believe it ranges between $12-$18 per hour, depending on experience, etc.