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I've worked a few different shifts such as: - 7on/7off - rotating days and nights - Compressed 4-week cycle - 4 nights, 3 off, 3 days, 1 off, 3 nights, 3 off, 4 days, 7 off - 8 on/6 off - all day shift - 4 on/3 off - all day shift Every shift has pros and cons, but my favorite was the 7/7 shift. Pro - The ability to take a long holiday with 7 vacation days. Con - The downfall was the 7 consecutive years of working certain holidays, and the grueling 7 nights in a row. Let us know what you've worked on and what your favorite shift is. What would you change? Are there any factors restricting a change to your shift?

Are you or your organization seeking someone with integrity who values clear communication and promotes inclusive, progressive, and collaborative processes that are consistent with your organization's purpose and core values? Someone competent, engaging, dependable, and experienced in natural gas production and NGL plant operations? I am looking for a gas plant operations position or a role that combines fieldwork. Devoting time to second-class power engineering would be beneficial. A Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, local role is preferred; camp opportunities on a 14/14 rotation within a reasonable commute to and from RMH and opportunities to fly in and out of Calgary or Edmonton, Alberta, airport hubs will be seriously considered. Contact me if this sounds like a good fit for your organization. Thank you, Carrmen. #OpenToWork www.linkedin.com/in/carrmenkirsh/

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Hi everyone! It's a pleasure to be apart of the community. I am a recently certified Fourth Class Power Engineer as well as an Electrical Journeyman. My goal is to come work in Alberta in the energy/oil and gas industry and I would love to start a conversation with anyone who wants to give some insight to help me achieve my goal! I'm also an open book so feel free to ask me anything as well!