Bruck BV is a fast growing international company with worldwide 1200 employees. Bruck provides high-end products for major industries like oil, gas, (petro) chemicals, renewable energy and air- space industries. This means operating in a high demanding, fast moving, dynamic and professional environment.
Based at BG Group’s headquarters in Reading within the central engineering function, you’ll provide static mechanical engineering support across our business, travelling overseas when required. Advising on both mature and green-field developments, you’ll make sure best practice policies are developed and shared across BG Group.
BG Group is a global business and a leader in exploration, production and delivery of natural gas. We are a fast-growing company and a member of the FTSE 20. Our expertise in every aspect of our industry, from drilling to distribution to the final customer, enables us to connect gas reserves to markets – quickly, profitably and effectively.
BG Group is a global business and a leader in exploration, production and delivery of natural gas. We are a fast-growing company and a member of the FTSE 20. Our expertise in every aspect of our industry, from drilling to distribution to the final customer, enables us to connect gas reserves to markets – quickly, profitably and effectively
Saudi Arabia said it is working to expand its crude production and refinery capacity in order to maintain world economic growth amid record oil prices.
"The Supreme Council of Petroleum and Mineral Affairs affirmed Saudi Arabia's desire for oil market stability and maintaining supplies to all regions (of the world) at all times to ensure continuing global economic development," a statement yesterday said.
"The Council expressed its satisfaction at the kingdom's work in expanding crude production and refining capacity to help meet global demand," it said.
"The kingdom will work with Opec countries, other producers and consuming countries towards oil market stability and to avoid the effects of harmful speculation."
The Council, headed by Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, met a day after US Vice President Dick Cheney met with Saudi leaders in Riyadh to discuss crude prices.
Washington has said it wants Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, to help raise Opec production to help ease soaring oil prices, reported Reuters.