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Pressure Vessel Inspector - Structured Oral Interview

07/26/2009 7:33 PM

General Question.

Any suggestions as to what this might entale coming from Cal/Osha for prelim qualifications to become a Pressure Vessel Inspector.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Structured Oral Interveiw

07/26/2009 7:44 PM

I take it you will be an A.I.

Just be familiar with the ASME Standards...would help.

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07/27/2009 4:14 PM

Indeed, a lot to be familar with. Again thanks.

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07/26/2009 10:54 PM

I'd expect to need to show commfortable conversational knowledge understanding of

1903.7

1903.14

that 1910.12 adopts part 1926;

and All of 1926 but especially subparts

C ; D 1926.55 , F , AND every flippin detail of SubpartJ. I guess it goes without saying that you'll be conversant on subpart E(ppe) as well

And a sincere commitment to keeping people safe. On and off the job. As a behavioral habit that you live.

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07/27/2009 4:17 PM

Yes, thank you as well, the specifics are of great help.

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07/27/2009 4:58 PM

Actually, its your ability to just conversationally talk about these that will be "graded' in your oral interview. Are you "conversant" with these areas? Can you speak casually but Knowingly about these.

My best advice is for you to write a 2 minute elevator speech about these and all other areas of content that you expect to come up in the interview. Then get comfortable delivering your elevator speeches. ANd if pressed, you can then get into the depth of the material.

I have interviewed and hired as well as been the interviewee I always look at it like this:

"displaying ease of speaking, and comfort in a stressful interview suggests confidence, poise and competence on the job."

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