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Enigneers... A few questions about your work.
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<blockquote data-quote="Blue Blitz" data-source="post: 8643171" data-attributes="member: 71949"><p>Your job depends on what you make of the degree. There are boring jobs out there but there are decent ones as well. I'm a Mechanical Engineer from Texas A&M and I graduated last May. Started working for an offshore oil/gas company and I like the work pretty well. Has boring parts writing procedures etc but I get to go offshore (good and bad). Offshore definitely breaks up the monotony of office life but it also keeps you away from everyone and can get boring out here with little more to do at times than watch movies and play on the web unless you're needed. I've been doing it for about 1 1/2 years so far. I wouldn't have gone to school for anything else personally.</p><p></p><p>As far as specifics of my job?</p><p>Project Engineering for a subsea installation company that installs everything related to field development in the Gulf of Mexico primarily but have boats currently across the globe. I help with planning of the projects and writing of the procedures. Then I watch items as they are built and tested and acquire the equipment needed to install. Clients tell us what they expect and often supply the majority of the equipment to be installed and we perform the installation of their field.</p><p></p><p>William</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blue Blitz, post: 8643171, member: 71949"] Your job depends on what you make of the degree. There are boring jobs out there but there are decent ones as well. I'm a Mechanical Engineer from Texas A&M and I graduated last May. Started working for an offshore oil/gas company and I like the work pretty well. Has boring parts writing procedures etc but I get to go offshore (good and bad). Offshore definitely breaks up the monotony of office life but it also keeps you away from everyone and can get boring out here with little more to do at times than watch movies and play on the web unless you're needed. I've been doing it for about 1 1/2 years so far. I wouldn't have gone to school for anything else personally. As far as specifics of my job? Project Engineering for a subsea installation company that installs everything related to field development in the Gulf of Mexico primarily but have boats currently across the globe. I help with planning of the projects and writing of the procedures. Then I watch items as they are built and tested and acquire the equipment needed to install. Clients tell us what they expect and often supply the majority of the equipment to be installed and we perform the installation of their field. William [/QUOTE]
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