A few weeks ago , we heard lots of talks about the viable routes for Ugandan crude oil export pipeline. And it was the hot talking point in Tanzania’s petroleum industry, East Africa perhaps entire world.
Thankfully, Uganda picks Tanzania rather than Kenya. And I’ve strong feeling you’re happy with such achievement. Right?. Seriously, I’m thrilled, too.
But the great question lingered in mind. Who will be the early birds in this project.?
Sound Confusing? Let me clarify.
Early birds are people who take early advantages of a situation. They have eagle eyes to notices opportunity even it’s kept under wrap. And grabs it at an alarming rate.
But wait.. Something in pipeline. Guess what? Jobs and business opportunities
Do You want to be the early bird? If so, Listen up. Here’s a deal ,for Investors and Job seekers
Investment In Oil Pipeline
Participatory environmental and social monitoring.
This is an opportunity to inform local members about environmental and social management during pipeline construction
So what I’m talking about? Just keep reading you’ll find out
The easy route to make huge Cash In Tanzania’s gas industry simply fix problems
The 1120-km pipeline crosses various landscapes and ecosystem. Most importantly, the pipeline passes through remotely located areas in which Local communities are dependent on specific ecosystem and Culture.
The proposed pipeline moves through Biharamulo Games reserves, river Kagera in Uganda and Pangani river .Many affected communities depend heavily on fishing and agriculture.
Regarding instant changes and lack of awareness. Local member might feel that the project would ruin their live hood even contribute to the poverty.
And that’s where you come in and make huge cash through consultation and engagement program undertaken through.
As you involve the local community in overall environmental and social aspect of pipeline construction. You build trust with local members and you address the wrong perception on impact of the pipeline.
Oil Pipeline Construction Jobs opportunities
As many of you know, the oil price is going down drain. Upstream Oil companies are struggling.
They cut costs. Sadly, many Oil and gas employees are kicked out of the companies. And they’ve to find an alternative source of income.
I know the feeling. And I’ve been there.
Even so, petroleum exploration companies would not listen to you right away. They’re hurting in response to oil price drop.
So, if you’re strategy career in Tanzania’s oil and gas industry. Petroleum pipeline industries are booming.
The oil pipeline projects will create over 15000 employees. But how do you find such jobs?
Here’re few tips
Stay up to dated with the latest news in oil and gas sector.
Information is a power of you’ve you informed. Otherwise, you deformed. Knowing the trend in the industries you stand much chance of making cut in the interview
Contacts
Find who to contact, Some oil and gas jobs are never advertised anywhere and is filled because someone who know someone else. Don’t underestimate the power of network.
The more people you know, the more you move closer towards the jobs.
If you’re wondering what kinds of jobs are in the oil pipeline. Here’re some of them.
Petroleum Pipeliner Jobs.
You’ll be responsible for maintenance, repair, and laying pipe
Line Walkers jobs.
Involve detecting leakage of oil in the section of pipes. It requires problem-solving capability
Pipeline Inspector jobs:
Your main duty will be inspecting drilling and casing pipe using optical equipment and locating cracks .
Pipeline supervisor :
You’ll be a coordinator of all workers in installation of pipe valves pipeline
Are you want to be the early bird in the oil and gas in Tanzania
If so, what are you waiting for? Tanzania oil and gas is a money making industry. Got out there.Make it happen and get your fair share.
I’d love to know your thought, write or call me and I’ll respond shortly
Hussein Boffu
Graduates In Petroleum Geosciences
0655 37 65 43
Hussein.boffu@tanzaniapetroleum.com
Thankfully, Uganda picks Tanzania rather than Kenya. And I’ve strong feeling you’re happy with such achievement. Right?. Seriously, I’m thrilled, too.
But the great question lingered in mind. Who will be the early birds in this project.?
Sound Confusing? Let me clarify.
Early birds are people who take early advantages of a situation. They have eagle eyes to notices opportunity even it’s kept under wrap. And grabs it at an alarming rate.
But wait.. Something in pipeline. Guess what? Jobs and business opportunities
Do You want to be the early bird? If so, Listen up. Here’s a deal ,for Investors and Job seekers
Investment In Oil Pipeline
Participatory environmental and social monitoring.
This is an opportunity to inform local members about environmental and social management during pipeline construction
So what I’m talking about? Just keep reading you’ll find out
The easy route to make huge Cash In Tanzania’s gas industry simply fix problems
The 1120-km pipeline crosses various landscapes and ecosystem. Most importantly, the pipeline passes through remotely located areas in which Local communities are dependent on specific ecosystem and Culture.
The proposed pipeline moves through Biharamulo Games reserves, river Kagera in Uganda and Pangani river .Many affected communities depend heavily on fishing and agriculture.
Regarding instant changes and lack of awareness. Local member might feel that the project would ruin their live hood even contribute to the poverty.
And that’s where you come in and make huge cash through consultation and engagement program undertaken through.
- You inform community members about the potential benefit and impact of the projects .
- consulting with local communities their environment concerns about oil pipeline operation and how they can overcome
- Ensuring Communities have clear understanding of the projects and how it’ll impacts their lives
- Ensuring locals get regular information on social and environment performance of the projects.
As you involve the local community in overall environmental and social aspect of pipeline construction. You build trust with local members and you address the wrong perception on impact of the pipeline.
Oil Pipeline Construction Jobs opportunities
As many of you know, the oil price is going down drain. Upstream Oil companies are struggling.
They cut costs. Sadly, many Oil and gas employees are kicked out of the companies. And they’ve to find an alternative source of income.
I know the feeling. And I’ve been there.
Even so, petroleum exploration companies would not listen to you right away. They’re hurting in response to oil price drop.
So, if you’re strategy career in Tanzania’s oil and gas industry. Petroleum pipeline industries are booming.
The oil pipeline projects will create over 15000 employees. But how do you find such jobs?
Here’re few tips
Stay up to dated with the latest news in oil and gas sector.
Information is a power of you’ve you informed. Otherwise, you deformed. Knowing the trend in the industries you stand much chance of making cut in the interview
Contacts
Find who to contact, Some oil and gas jobs are never advertised anywhere and is filled because someone who know someone else. Don’t underestimate the power of network.
The more people you know, the more you move closer towards the jobs.
If you’re wondering what kinds of jobs are in the oil pipeline. Here’re some of them.
Petroleum Pipeliner Jobs.
You’ll be responsible for maintenance, repair, and laying pipe
Line Walkers jobs.
Involve detecting leakage of oil in the section of pipes. It requires problem-solving capability
Pipeline Inspector jobs:
Your main duty will be inspecting drilling and casing pipe using optical equipment and locating cracks .
Pipeline supervisor :
You’ll be a coordinator of all workers in installation of pipe valves pipeline
Are you want to be the early bird in the oil and gas in Tanzania
If so, what are you waiting for? Tanzania oil and gas is a money making industry. Got out there.Make it happen and get your fair share.
I’d love to know your thought, write or call me and I’ll respond shortly
Hussein Boffu
Graduates In Petroleum Geosciences
0655 37 65 43
Hussein.boffu@tanzaniapetroleum.com
