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Process Engineers Gulf Holdings – Doha, QATAR Job Description Our Client, a leader in Solar Power Industry, based in Doha, QATAR, is seeking the services of a Process Engineer. This is a single / married status position with normal fringe benefits that a large company would offer. Candidates from around the globe will be considered. Should you not have heard from us by the 15th March, please consider your Applications as unsuccessful. Oversee and approve process engineering of the Technology provider and the EPC Contractor. Ensure all the safety, regulations and standards are met during design and execution phase of the project life cycle. Perform HAZOP, SIL, and any other engineering requirements during the design phase. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, the Process Engineers will be responsible for providing lead role in his/her area of specialization during detailed engineering, design reviews, Process Hazard Analysis, plant-commissioning, startup and operator training. Provide process engineering input to ensure the as built design meets the design basis. Liaise between the project team, the stakeholders, the Technology Provider, the EPC Contractor and the site team in regards to all process engineering issues. Using a systems approach, define process systems for handover/commissioning sequence and input to business planning team. The major responsibilities are: •Provides technical support to various engineering activities. •Reviews and makes recommendation of work performed by vendors, PMC, the Technology Provider, the EPC Contractor. •Provides necessary engineering support to Construction and commissioning activities. •Coordinates with Operation, Maintenance, HSSE and other department to provide proper project review. •Ensures that all design work is safe, meets the requirement and conforms to standards or to agreed industry standards. Work Experience 5 years of significant technical and/or engineering experience in the Polysilicon industry as the Process Engineer in one or more of the several process units of the plant, such as Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD), Trichlorosilane (TCS) synthesis, TCS distillation, Siemens reactor, Product handling (including chemical etching), Vent Gas Recovery and Converter (Silicon Tetrachloride (STC) to TCS). At least 5 years of related experience in an operations/project/design function. Education: Bachelors in Engineering, preferably Chemical Engineering from a recognized university. Skills, Capabilities and Languages: •Have organizational, presentation and people skills to deal with a diverse group of individuals both inside and outside of the project team. Good communication, leadership, problem solving and analytical skills. •Ability to elicit cooperation from immediate supervisor, Engineering Manager and other project team members. How to Apply Please send your CV to david@gulf.co.za Candidates from around the globe will be considered. Should you not have heard from us by the 15th March, please consider your Applications as unsuccessful. Job Categories: Downsteam and Featured. Job Types: Full-Time. Job expires in 60 days. Posted by: Patt Ogar

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Pope Benedict XVI Resigns

ope Resigns: The Head Of The Catholic Church To Step Down On February 28 Pope Benedict XVI The Vatican has announced that Pope Benedict XVI  will resign on Feb. 28 setting the stage for the election of a new pope by March 2013. The 85 year old pontiff released a statement today saying he was too old to carry on his papal duties.   Full text of Pope's declaration Dear Brothers, I have convoked you to this Consistory, not only for the three canonizations, but also to communicate to you a decision of great importance for the life of the Church. After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an advanced age, are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry. I am well aware that this ministry, due to its essential spiritual nature, must be carried out not only with words and deeds, but no less with prayer and suffering. However, in today’s world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith, in order to govern the bark of Saint Peter and proclaim the Gospel, both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months, has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me. For this reason, and well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter, entrusted to me by the Cardinals on 19 April 2005, in such a way, that as from 28 February 2013, at 20:00 hours, the See of Rome, the See of Saint Peter, will be vacant and a Conclave to elect the new Supreme Pontiff will have to be convoked by those whose competence it is. Dear Brothers, I thank you most sincerely for all the love and work with which you have supported me in my ministry and I ask pardon for all my defects. And now, let us entrust the Holy Church to the care of Our Supreme Pastor, Our Lord Jesus Christ, and implore his holy Mother Mary, so that she may assist the Cardinal Fathers with her maternal solicitude, in electing a new Supreme Pontiff. With regard to myself, I wish to also devotedly serve the Holy Church of God in the future through a life dedicated to prayer. From the Vatican, 10 February 2013

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Jonathan praises Super Eagles for winning Nations Cup. Adenuga gives Super Eagles $1m, Keshi gets $200,000. National Assembly, NNPC to clash over $1.5b foreign loan. 3 North Korean doctors killed in Yobe. Third Mainland Bridge is safe, says govt. Fayemi celebrates birthday with challenged kids. Acid attack: Ondo commissioner, others quizzed. IG orders special security for health workers. Plateau discovers 6,000 ghost workers. Man ejects brother, 85, from home. Bayelsa invests N247m in houses. FAAN records 14.9m passengers in 2012. Lagos seals off 43 shops, arrests traders for failure to register with govt. Tension grips Ekiti community as herdsmen kill farmer. Accreditation: UNIABUJA, students' meeting ends in deadlock. N13.5bn debt: AMCON to take over Babalakin's properties. House to host Super Eagles in Plenary. Expatriate Oil workers to undergo Biometric registration. Archbishop of Canterbury visits Emir of Kano in London. DMO sets N340bn as Domestic borrowing limit in 2013. Dickson spends N4bn on 26 power projects. 1,500 houses planned for Abuja centenary village - Minister. EPL: A/Villa 2-1 West Brom, Man Utd 2-0 Everton. La Liga: Barcelona 6-1 Getafe. Mikel Obi, Moses, Emenike, Enyeama, Ambrose named in AFCON 2013 best 11. Posted by: Patt Ogar

LESSON OF TIME

LESSON OF TIME When a bird is alive...It eats ant,when the bird is dead...Ant eats the bird. TIME AND CIRCUMTANCE CAN CHANGE AT ANYTIME,do not devalue or hurt anyone in life...you may be powerful or in position today... BUT REMEMBER,time is more powerful than you...One tree makes a million match sticks... But only one match can burn down a million trees,BE GOOD goodness will turn back to you someday. Good Morning to you and have a beautiful Weekend ahead Remember, destiny is never a destination, its something that happens daily, THINK FIRST By Lukeman Bakare. Posted by: Patt Ogar

World Cancer DaY

Today is World Cancer Day 2013. Let's dispel damaging myths and misconceptions about cancer. Here are some of the myths Myth 1: Cancer is just a health issue Truth: Cancer is not just a health issue. It has wide-reaching social, economic, development, and human rights implications. Fact: Cancer constitutes a major challenge to development, undermining social and economic advances throughout the world. Myth 2: Cancer is a disease of the wealthy, elderly and developed countries Truth: Cancer does not discriminate. It is a global epidemic, affecting all ages, with low- and middle income countries bearing a disproportionate burden. Fact: Cancer is a global issue and becoming an increasing public health problem in developing countries. Myth 3: Cancer is a death sentence Truth: Many cancers that were once considered a death sentence can now be cured and for many more people their cancer can now be treated effectively. Fact: Advances in understanding risk and prevention, early detection and treatment have revolutionised the management of cancer leading to improved outcomes for patients. Myth 4: Cancer is my fate Truth: With the right strategies, more than one in every three cancers can be prevented. Fact: Prevention is the most cost-effective and sustainable way of reducing the global cancer burden in the long-term. Posted by: Patt Ogar