Structural cost cutting and outsourcing to low cost country and service providers by previous Boeing CEO, see how deep the trouble they are in now…
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@gk+1jh0rf1nr Accident and injuries do not happen. PSMS has made us the safest place to work
In five years I will be retired and so will a lot of others. We the experienced will leave this sinking ship to the young ones. It is inevitable that more accidents and mistakes will happen with the cost cutting and loss of experienced persons.
Never, we have the great DW leadership
5 years is a lifetime around here........it's going to crash and burn a lot sooner.
It reminds me of George Orwell's "1984," where Utopia turned out to be a Dystopia.
Its when not if… and uncle Darren will blame you for not following his orders. He will be sheltered from all of the blame…
And remember the new Upstream President is not an engineer but driven by commercial only. Doesn’t that sound GE or Boeing like?
When BP purchased Amoco, BP decimated the Amoco Naperville, Illinois Tech Center.
After the BP Texas City explosion that ki-led multiple refinery workers, BP started to aggressively hire experienced hires to restaff the Naperville Tech Center to support global refining especially in Health, Safety, and Environmental (S/H/E).
There were multiple ExxonMobil employees that jumped ship and joined BP in Naperville. At the time, BP was offering to subject matter experts a package that included terms that for each year that you worked for BP, it would be credited as five years toward your pension.
New Jersey and Fairfax, Virginia experts that were 55 years old with 15 years experience, immediately retired from ExxonMobil and joined BP in Naperville, Illinois. They stated, "If I am fortunate to work for BP for five years, I will have 25 years toward a second pension and then I can retire again at age 60 with two pensions."
If you do math in Excel, you are much better off financially by jumping ship.
Perhaps ExxonMobil will need to offer a similar pension incentive to subject matter experts if a catastrophic explosion occurs in one our our Gulf Coast refineries.
bye bye….