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Does Design Engineering (DE) that support refineries fall under Operations or Facilities Engineering?

A bit confused on the new org chart for DMC vs TPE

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DEs and PEs at Op plants work hard and know the assets. They are busy all the time. These people bust their behinds supporting TAs and some become future leaders. There is no way that an ENGINE engineer would hold a candle to these. DEs and PEs are from top engineering schools in US. Most top tier in India want to work in US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia. Next tier want to work in Middle East or higher paying parts of Asia. Where does that leave the ENGINE?

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Post ID: @c0+1jmz2x8ea

There is a whole box on the org chart for operations support. Hopefully you would know what your job title is. Hint: it's not design engineer.

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Post ID: @bf+1jmz2x8ea

You can’t expect that level of clarity after only 8 months of planning.

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Post ID: @b0+1jmz2x8ea

You aren't alone. The chart generically listed FEs as subject to both selection events, so nothing was clarified for FEs.

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Post ID: @a8+1jmz2x8ea

It falls under ENGINE

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Post ID: @a6+1jmz2x8ea

Anyone know if DE org is going to Houston?

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Post ID: @a4+1jmz2x8ea

You are FE player. Not O&M…..we are all in the same boat.

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Post ID: @a3+1jmz2x8ea

That was my understanding downstream DE will be move to TPE and most likely some work will go to the Engine

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