Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

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Indian FE Advisers and Fixed Equipment Inspectors, coming to Chevron's US downstream (Manufacturing / refineries) soon!

Furthermore, Chevron has made a strategic decision to heavily leverage work share offices of the engineering companies in India. Indian EPCMs where safety and quality is number 1.

https://careers.chevron.com/job/bengaluru/

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FE Advisor
Chevron currently leverages 3rd party engineering companies to carry out technical work scopes for capital projects of all sizes. Starting in 2023, Chevron has made a strategic decision to heavily leverage work share offices of the engineering companies in India. This position will interface with Chevron's downstream (Manufacturing / refineries) business units to identify scopes of work that can be executed at workshare offices of the 3rd party engineering companies.
Some travel may be required domestically to the 3rd party engineering offices in Chennai, Mumbai, Vadodara & Kolkata.
International travel may also be expected to the Chevron downstream business units in the US, Singapore, etc.

Fixed Equipment Inspectors
The GCC Fixed Equipment Inspector is responsible for executing the fixed equipment integrity (FEI) plan for fixed equipment through inspections, predictive analysis, and maintenance of the equipment in their assigned area.

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How do you spot corrosion or a leak if someone didn’t program it into the digital twin. That’s why we need everything to go digital. Remove all boots on the ground and even remove physical plants. Everything should be theoretical at this point

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Post ID: @1g9+1jstb45fy

Genius ! Remote refinery operations by college grad while eating a samosa. What could go wrong ?

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Post ID: @1dd+1jstb45fy

The ops guy in Bangalore can't hear the explosions or smell the fumes when one of our refineries goes up in smoke.

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Post ID: @f4+1jstb45fy

People are not interchangeable.

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Post ID: @df+1jstb45fy

Bangalore local talent is no where near the caliber of Bangalore talent that was able to compete on global international scale. Second tier is in middle East and first tier is already in 1st world commanding first world salaries.

You get what you pay for.

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Post ID: @d6+1jstb45fy

There's a sickening correlation between management "driving down the costs of doing business" while massively inflating their own compensation.

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Post ID: @d5+1jstb45fy

Anyone who has ever worked with offices outside the US (and maybe UK) knows that local talent is at best mediocre. MW has been sold a bill of goods that Bangalore talent "is just as good" as US talent, but at a fraction of the cost. MW and his successors will find out that just isn't true, we're about to kick off Chevron's commitment to mediocracy, which will result in less-than-excellent performance and ballooning costs through mistakes and re-dos. We are watching the beginning of the decline of Chevron.

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Post ID: @d3+1jstb45fy

BK is saving the world again

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Post ID: @cd+1jstb45fy

"selling all of my stock"?? That's funny.
So you are going to buy some so that you can sell it?

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Post ID: @cc+1jstb45fy

Your post isn't entirely accurate.

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Post ID: @bg+1jstb45fy

Absolute insanity . Selling much of my stock before the company implodes even further

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Post ID: @ax+1jstb45fy

Starting to see more and more au revoir LinkedIn posts from ex CXV. Calm before the storm?

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Post ID: @an+1jstb45fy

‘The Blind Leading the Blind’

Just when I thought it couldn’t get any worse!

Good luck planning and carrying out field inspections on the digital twin 😊

Indian engineers with no Chevron field experience, now over seeing inexperience Indian EPCM engineers.

I held off on my AEOI, but it's now time to leave as part of the stage 2 rollout!

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