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UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS PROFESSIONALS HIRING EVENT – JOB SEEKER REGISTRATION FOR PANEL DISCUSSION AT 8:00 A.M. & MAIN EVENT AT 10:00 A.M. - SOLD OUT

THIS PANEL IS SOLD OUT BUT YOU MAY STILL REGISTER FOR THE 10 A.M., 11 A.M. OR NOON START TIMES AS A JOB SEEKER. SEE LINKS BELOW.

This is a specific page for job seekers to register for a specific entry time for this event. If you arrived to this page directly, we recommend that you learn more about the event on the Registration Summary Page here, and on the event website here before proceeding. All job seekers must have completed minimum of bachelors degree and gained full time employment post graduation. Registration is closed as of 5 p.m. 10/13/2019. NO WALK-INS.

PART 1: FILL OUT THE USUAL INFORMATION ON THE REGISTRATION FORM

Job seeker registration consists of three parts. First, click on the “Register” button at right, and provide the usual name and address information. Please note that completing all three registration parts is required. No walk-ins will be allowed. If the 10:00 a.m. time slot is full, click on one of the remaining slots below.

10:00 a.m.

11:00 a.m.

12:00 p.m.

PART 2: DESIGNATE YOUR MEMBERSHIP(S) IN THE COLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS

To attend the Hiring Event, you must be a member of at least one of the collaborating organizations listed below. In the field labeled “Member of Collaborating Organization” at the bottom of the registration form, please indicate which organization(s) you belong to. Ctrl+Click to select more than one. At least one of your memberships will be validated, after which you will receive a confirmation notice via email. Print the confirmation and bring it with you on March .

Collaborating Organizations
AADE	HAPL	SPE
AAPG	HGS	SPEE
AIChE	IEEE	SPWLA
ARMA	MTS	SUT
ASCE	NSBE	SWE
ASIE	OIL & GAS ADMINS	TIE
ASME	PINK PETRO	TMS
AWIS	SEG	VAPA
GSH	SHPE

PART 3: UPLOAD YOUR RESUME BY OCTOBER 8

In preparation for this event, job seekers must upload their resumes to the SPE-GCS website. Before you attempt to do so, we strongly urge you to read all of the detailed instructions that you can see by clicking here. For example, you will see that the field labeled “Title” is actually expecting you to enter your last name and first name, separated by a comma. Also note that Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V work better than Copy and Paste on most browsers. Once you have read the instructions, proceed to upload your resume by clicking here. Note that uploaded resumes will only remain in the system for 90 days, at most. If it has been longer than 90 days since your last resume upload, you must do it again.

The deadline for your resume upload is October 8, 2019. If you have not uploaded your resume by then, your registration will be cancelled. This is because the employers must have adequate lead time before the October 15th event to review the resumes to help them focus on job seekers who are well matched to their job openings. Submit your resume even if it's past Oct. 8, and we will provide it to the employers.

OTHER RECOMMENDED PREPARATIONS

Review the list of participating employers on this page and check their websites for job openings. We update the list regularly, as new employers register for a booth. Bring enough copies of your resume for each of the companies that you plan to visit.

Also, don’t miss the excellent video presentation from long-time recruiter, Ramesh Anand, entitled, “Job Fair: Fare Well or Farewell”. He has shared many useful tips about how to maximize your effectiveness at job fairs. Click here to watch the video.

Melanie Woods will speak on “Succeeding in the Job Search Process".

THE RECRUITER PANEL DISCUSSION

“Early-bird” registration for the 8:00 entry time entitles you to admission to the recruiter panel discussion from 8:00 – 10:00 a.m. Here are the headlines (below). More detail can be found on the event website here.

A panel discussion entitled "Preparing for the Upturn" will also be held as part of the hiring event. The seminar will be held before the job fair and seating will be limited to first 66 people who register.

The Oil & Gas industry has changed dramatically over the past 5 yrs. While this has presented opportunities for many, it has also left many professionals behind and in the unemployment lines. Which begs questions such as: