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Long hours (60/week on average), good benefits.  You can move up if you work hard and do a good job.  As far as I can tell, they want you to succeed, and are fair to their employees.  Expect to spend 10+ hours a day by yourself on a computer w/ little interaction with others.

We have always worked in team, and under good coordination we have in tool box meeting before starting our individual duties, we have always had a good production. By doing so, we learned each other capacity and we could maximise our production with minimum accident which can cause injuries, especially in the hardest time such as in big wave in the offshore.
By having a good coordination before doing our duties in team, we have always had enjoyable moment carry out job all the time.

a typical work, is 16 hours, 7 days a week for 90 days.

I learned how to lay-out, and use electronic equipment to seek oil and gas in the ground.

management was ok , I had to deal with 10 different people at the same time.

co-workers were from around the world, all are good people.

the hardest part of the job is hiking up and down the mountains laying out the equipment.

the most enjoyable part of the job is learning how to use the equipment, and meeting new people from other country's.

when I left Odessa college in 2007 , I got into the oil field industry, and ive been surveying ever since. Cgg veritas was my start but since then ive gained a lot of experience in differen types of surveying fields other than oil and gas exploration. land and title topo, ALTA, construction staking, boundary, ect... im looking for full time employment.

Supervised over the electrical assembly production, where we installed adaptors to seismic cords for water testing. Visually, and manually inspected all adaptors using proper PPE equipment once the assembly was complete. Water tested all seismic cords after being inspected, and prepared them to be shipped off for overall testing of finding oil in Gulf of Mexico

Veritas was an excellent company to work for with the right mentality. You will get into great shape working for them. The conditions can most times be very strenuous and grueling depending on the terrain. Overtime is what you're working towards. It's where you make most of your money but understand you are going to work hard!

first inspect vehicle then get a count of the equipment theny laod more gear on to the truck punch in gps coordinate then off to work.learnd a lot of safety topic.Management is really good at cgg.the hardest part was that I was away from my family and friends for a very long period of time.and the most enjoyable part of my job was that every day was different new adventures every day.

The work itself can be challenging and requires a keen eye for detail, but both co-workers and managers are always willing to help and support your personal development.

There was a lot of communication between our bosses and also between bosses with other employees. We all worked well together. I liked the company but unfortunately the company had to close but if it came back to business I wouldn't think twice about returning, I'd come back in a heartbeat. I feel that the company really cared about its employees.

Upon joining the company there was a huge learning curve. It takes some time to get the hang of each processing step and sometimes you end up specializing in one. I have always had a lot of support from my managers. The work itself can be stressful with the deadlines, but it's overall a good experience.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Analyst 11 salaries reported	$96,155 per year
Software engineer 3 salaries reported	$95,000 per year
Geophysicist 6 salaries reported	$83,533 per year
Senior controls engineer 5 salaries reported	$135,000 per year
Project coordinator 1 salary reported	$65,000 per year

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