randoms Flashcards
- strengths and weaknesses
Strengths:
“One of my strengths is that I work well under pressure. During my internship, I often had to manage multiple tasks with tight deadlines, and I found that staying calm and focused helped me deliver results efficiently. I’m also a quick learner. When faced with new challenges or unfamiliar systems, I’m able to grasp concepts and adapt quickly, which has allowed me to contribute effectively even in new environments.”
“One of my strengths is that I perform well under pressure. For example, during my final year at university, I had to juggle multiple projects and exams all at once, especially during finals week. Despite the tight deadlines and workload, I was able to stay organized and focused, which helped me manage everything efficiently. Another strength is that I’m a quick learner. In my coursework, whenever we were introduced to new concepts or complex engineering problems, I was able to pick them up quickly and apply them effectively, even in challenging situations.”
Weakness:
“A weakness I’ve noticed is that I’m not great at memorizing things like formulas or definitions. I’ve always been more focused on understanding the bigger picture and how things work. While that approach helps me grasp concepts deeply, there are times when I need to memorize specific details, and I find that challenging. To improve, I’ve been working on creating better study habits and using techniques like repetition and visualization to help with memorization when it’s necessary.”
tell me about yourself
Hi, I’m [Your Name], and I recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from [University Name]. During my studies, I developed a strong foundation in problem-solving, process optimization, and working hands-on in the lab, which really sparked my interest in the oil and gas industry. (During my studies, I developed a strong interest in solving complex problems and understanding how different systems work together. This really motivated me to pursue a career where I could apply these skills in real-world situations.)
I was lucky enough to intern at one of OQ’s refineries for 8 months, where I got to dive deep into the refining processes, work on equipment maintenance, and really see how crucial safety is in day-to-day operations. That experience gave me a solid understanding of how large-scale operations run and how important it is to keep things both efficient and safe.
Since I’ve already had the chance to work with OQ, I’m really excited about the possibility of continuing with the company as a full-time engineer. I’ve always been impressed by OQ’s focus on innovation and sustainability, and I believe that my familiarity with the refinery and its processes would allow me to contribute quickly and effectively.
On top of my technical skills, I enjoy problem-solving and working with teams to come up with practical solutions—something I know would be really valuable in this role.
what do you know about oq
It is an integrated global energy company, rooted in Oman and with a strong presence in 16
countries around the world
The lwa plastic industry in the northern sultanate of Oman of Sohar is one of the largest
projects in OQ.
Who’s the general manegar?
مصعب بن عبداالله المحروقي
what are OQ’s future aspiration and objectives?
Increase in bottom-up products that include crude oil refining, sale and distribution of
products to 24 million tons by 2030 and engagmant in new sectors including alternative
energy and gas projects management
What is OPEC?
Organization of the petroleum exporting countries. Member of 14 countries. That purpose to
manage the supply of oil in try to set the price of oil on the world market, to avoid change
that effect the economic of producing and purshising.
name of fields in Oman?
Fahood, alkhouir, Qarn alalam, jebal, namer, bahga
Difference between OQ and PDO?
OQ is downstream and upstream
PDO is upstream company
ORPIC is downstream
Upstream / downstream?
Upstream : companies that take oil out of the ground Downstream : companies that process oil and produce many products from it.
ownership percentage?
minustry 75%
Oman oil campany 25%
Who is the minister of oil?
محمد الرمحي
How many refineries?
SR1, SR2, MAF, DUQUM OQ8
Polypropylene & aromatic are plant in sohar refinery
Products?
Aromatic, diesel, gasoline, LPG, JET, FUEL GAS
How much is the Oman produced oil?
Oman’s production was 1million barrels of crude oil.
Recently reduced under the OPEC agreement to about 970000 barrels.
PPE
Personal pdrotective equipments
Such as gloves, cavarol, helmet, glass, etc….
how much the price of Omani crude oil?
The average price of Omani crude oil for delivery in October reached 17 OMR dollars per barrel.
What are the oil producing companies?
PDO/BP
Who is the previous manager of CEO?
مصعب بن عبداالله المحروقي
Who is the current manager of CEO?
Ahmad Saleh Al-Jahdami
When was OQ founded?
17/12/2019
How many gains OQ make in 2019?
Exceeded 280 million US dollars by reducing costs and increasing returns.
What does the group (OQ) aspire to by 2030?
To raise the daily average of managing it’s oil equivalent from 655000 barrels per day to 1 million barrels per day.
Increasing the value added per parrel by 25 US dollars , which will double the contribution the group had a gross domestic product (GOP) of 10 billion US dollar in 2018 to 20 billion US dollar by 2030.
oq strategy
At OQ, we are dedicated to driving positive change through the energy sector. Our unwavering commitment is to maximise the value derived from Oman’s energy resources while propelling our transition into a sustainable and prosperous future. As we move forward, our vision, mission, and core principles serve as the guiding light that illuminates our path.
oq Values
We Perform, Collaborate, and Care
As we perform, collaborate and care, we create a positive ripple effect – fostering growth for each of us, our teams, our organisation, our communities, our country and beyond.
