Brunei: Vacancies in BSP
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Brunei: Vacancies in BSP
Looks like there will be an ad in Flight in the next week or so for pilot positions with BSP.
Highly desirable qualifications will be S-92 JAA TRE; current, or very recent, SAR command (ideally S-92); extensive heavy type longline/external reference experience in a production environment.
It's not one position, so the above are not all required in one individual!
Keep an eye out and I'll advise of the publication date
Highly desirable qualifications will be S-92 JAA TRE; current, or very recent, SAR command (ideally S-92); extensive heavy type longline/external reference experience in a production environment.
It's not one position, so the above are not all required in one individual!
Keep an eye out and I'll advise of the publication date
Last edited by 212man; 21st Jul 2011 at 11:44.
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Brunei Shell Petroleum, aviation dept
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Yes, and yes....
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Givus a job mate
Do you think they would take me on? I'd only have to get my licence back up to speed again, do a conversion etc then I could offer you a couple of months flying before I'm past my sell by date for BSP........
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Do BSP offer a commuting roster?
There you go! Jobs a goodun.
Now the rest of the story.....do you know the secret handshake, code word, and come from the correct school?
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Seems like an outfit like BSP would benefit from setting a minimum flight hour requirment of say 3500 hrs. References and interviews can thin the crowd considerably. Then pick the folks that best fit the BSP mold. Personally I fly a Citation Excel, Bell 412, and a LongRanger. All of them can ruin your day plenty quick. To steal a golfers quote "it's not the arrows, it's the Indian".
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I've been doing work (non-aviation related) for Brunei Shell Petroleum for a decade and visit Brunei every second year.
If you are a bit more mature, and possibly have a family, Brunei is a great place. Very comfortable, quiet and safe. Probably a bit too quiet for a young single guy.
BSP are avery professional and decent outfit, run by locals, but heavily influenced by the poms (ala BP).
If you are a bit more mature, and possibly have a family, Brunei is a great place. Very comfortable, quiet and safe. Probably a bit too quiet for a young single guy.
BSP are avery professional and decent outfit, run by locals, but heavily influenced by the poms (ala BP).
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Why only a JAA license for BSP?
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Could anyone tell me where the interviews are held and what the process consists of?
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By chance, did the previous S-92 TRE holder get enticed away by a Chinese operator?