Working at BP America Inc

I was team lead of 4 to 6 I over come being the youngest of the team. But we got a lot done over many teams. Of BP teams over the USA. Being the smallest team we did so much and I double check before putting done pile.

The age being the youngest but being put down when my team got so much done.

When we get there no one like us but we finish and we somemany thank you on the way out.

Many ceo at every site I talk to they wanted me back for furtute projects.

I come with a smile and leave that way.

My knowledge

I made $35 per hour

There is a lot it is very hard until I finish.

May I say everyone not happy with IT then when we leave they everyone in a great mood.

The Benefits were good.

The Long Hours were brutal

The People were knowledgeable.

Crane operator

Crane operator

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The freedom to move into different business units which gives you a greater understanding of the business

Going into the office

Ability to work from home a couple of days a week.

Pay, benefits

Work Life balance upward mobility knowledge silos

Safety Bonuses

I work there as a union pipefitter to be able to make a good living and support my family.

The air quality, work conditions, and quality of life are a concern for me at all times. Baseball is my passion, not construction.

Local 597 Pipefitters union out of Chicago gives us great pay, benefits, and healthcare.

The uniforms were comfortable and the displays were updated frequently enough that the information as always up to date for the customers as well as being visually appealing.

The standards were poor and they seemed to have minimal interest in maintaining a positive representation of their brand within independent establishments beyond advertising updates. Ensuring employees were treated fairly and the establishments were clean seemed to be at the bottom of their list.

Regular customers who came in and made the job enjoyable. Otherwise the job itself did not offer any benefits.