Slide 1: Shape the future of energy as a Chevron employee
Shape the future of energy as a Chevron employee © 2019 Chevron
Slide 2: History of Chevron in Pascagoula, Mississippi
History of Chevron in Pascagoula, Mississippi 1960’s Refinery operation Refinery originally Refinery construction began in began in 1963 with a designed to process 1961 by Standard Oil of California total of 273 employees 100 MBPD of sweet and Standard Oil of Kentucky. domestic crude oil. Present 59
Slide 3: Pascagoula refinery overview
Pascagoula refinery overview © 2019 Chevron 3
Slide 4: Refinery production
Refinery production 26% 32% Gasoline Diesel Jet Fuel Chemicals 4% Base Oil Other 3% 16% 18% © 2019 Chevron 4
Slide 5: The future of energy
The future of energy © 2019 Chevron 5
Slide 6: Exploring careers in Engineering, Operations and Maintenance
The future of energy Exploring careers in Engineering, Operations and Maintenance © 2019 Chevron 6
Slide 7: Meet Chevron Electrical Engineer Hardie Ezell
Meet Chevron Electrical Engineer Hardie Ezell © 2019 Chevron 7
Slide 8: The role of an engineer
The role of an engineer An engineer combines the fields The ability to take a thought Engineers at Chevron play From the time you of science and math to solve or idea and translate it into an important role to help wake up to the time real problems to improve the reality is what separates an provide
Slide 9: Chevron hires many kinds of engineers
Chevron hires many kinds of engineers Upstream Midstream Downstream Exploration Transportation Refining and and and Commercial Marketing Production Petroleum Petroleum Type of engineers Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Electrical Electrical Electrical Civil Civil Civil Chemical Industrial Industrial
Slide 10: A day in the life …
A day in the life … Day to day tasks Project management Ensuring safety is a top priority Work with employees to Helping new Support community events solve real world problems Employees learn and succeed © 2019 Chevron 10
Slide 11: Engineering - Average Salary (approx. $42 - $56+ an hour)
Engineering - Average Salary (approx. $42 - $56+ an hour) CIVIL ENGINEERS $88,570.00 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS $90,160.00 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS $88,950.00 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS $103,390.00 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS $108,540.00 PETROLEUM ENGINEERS $137,330.00 $0 $20,000 $40,000 $60,000 $80,000 $100,000 $120,000 $1
Slide 12: How do you get from high school to a job?
How do you get from high school to a job? Chevron, MGCCC, and Mississippi State University (MSU) partner on the Engineering on the Coast program (4-year engineering degree) and it has become a “pipeline” into our hiring process. We offer annual internships and scholarships so students can receive re
Slide 13: Meet Chevron Operator Shardae Howard
Meet Chevron Operator Shardae Howard © 2019 Chevron 13
Slide 14: The role of operator
The role of operator Refineries are vast, complex The best refinery operators Operators monitor multiple Operators at Chevron operations, so refinery operators show an acute attention to processes at once so that play an important role to work to ensure that high quality detail and observation preve
Slide 15: A day in the life …
A day in the life … 12-hour rotating Day to day tasks Ensure equipment is (day and night) shifts working properly 7 days on & 7 days off Work with employees to Collaboration and Support community solve real world problems teamwork events © 2019 Chevron 15
Slide 16: Current operator trainee rates start at $30+ an hour
Current operator trainee rates start at $30+ an hour Annual trainee salary is approximately $60,000+ OPERATOR $60,000.00 $0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 © 2019 Chevron 16
Slide 17: How do you get from high school to a job?
How do you get from high school to a job? Chevron and MGCCC partner on the Process Operations Programs (2-year associate program) and it has become a “pipeline” into our hiring process. We offer annual internships and scholarships so students can receive real world experience. © 2019 Chevron 17
Slide 18: Meet Chevron Instrument & Electrical Mechanic Tori Delancey
Meet Chevron Instrument & Electrical Mechanic Tori Delancey © 2019 Chevron 18
Slide 19: Fabrication Instrument and Electrical Machinist
Fabrication Instrument and Electrical Machinist • Perform a variety of field & shop • Performing craft work like • Disassembly, inspection, repair, and work such as pipefitting and instrumentation and electrical assembly of pumps, compressors welding and steam turbines • Working daily with other dep
Slide 20: A day in the life …
A day in the life … Work a 4-10 schedule Day to day tasks Ensure equipment is working Mon – Thurs. 10 hours daily properly usually 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Ensuring safety is always a Problem solving, Support community events priority collaboration and teamwork © 2019 Chevron 20
Slide 21: Current maintenance trainee rates start at $30+ an hour
Current maintenance trainee rates start at $30+ an hour Annual trainee salary is approximately $60,000+ FABRICATOR / MACHINIST / INSTRUMENT & $60,000.00 ELECTRICAL $0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 © 2019 Chevron 21
Slide 22: How do you get from high school to a job?
How do you get from high school to a job? Chevron and MGCCC partner on the Process Maintenance Technology Programs (2-year associate program) and it has become a “pipeline” into our hiring process. We offer annual internships and scholarships so students can receive real world experience. © 2019 Che