Technical interview consisted of a PFD showing a stream going through a heater, then through a reactor, and then through a distillation column. The drawing showed a couple of indicators and final control elements. Questions included: How would you set up the base layer controls, what models would you expect with a movement in each of the MVs (directional only) what pressure might this column operate at.
Se eu já tinha experiência na área que iria trabalhar
Basic behavioral interview. All questions asked me to elaborate on some aspect of my resume. A couple people really dug into the technical parts of my resume, but they seemed to be checking on whether my resume was accurate more than my current technical abilities. I had a lot of volunteer work on my resume and they only asked me about what looked like fluff to them. Again, they seemed to be checking on how much my resume was embellished. They also asked about places I've traveled, if I play sports, last book I read, etc. The guy who didn't prepare questions asked me what animal describes me best and why. That one was by far the hardest.
about my current job
Experience, aptitude, open to new training or skill set, health and safety
Asked about my experience to which I replied
How do you feel about working in the elements?
past work experience
What do you know about safety procedures in PG&E.
Can I start right away
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