Greene's Energy Group interview questions

The interview was located in the corporate office. There were 4 interviewers one of them is the Director of global supply chain. They asked about my past experiences, internships and projects at school. They also asked about your classes and how passionate you are about supply chain.

I first applied on the corporate webpage and didn't receive any feedback for several weeks so then I called one of the local offices. The secretary got me in contact with who I needed to speak to and setup and interview. Several days later I came in for an interview in May 2013. Had a one on one interview with the foreman. He told me that your always going to be on-call and work approx 70-80 hours a week but it can exceed up to 120 hours a week and you can get 3 scheduled days off a month. He suggested that I pickup my CDL license or CDL Permit within the following weeks. Must pass background, Drug, and Alcohol test and can be tested at any time. At that time I went for an interview they were not hiring but told me to keep in contact within the next couple of months. In early October 2013 I get a phone call from the foreman and asked me if I was still interested and if he could run my application again which I said yes. In the meantime, I was told if I haven't already done so to pickup my CDL Class A permit which I did and to pick up a pair of steel toe boots with metatarsal protection. I've never worked in the oil & gas industry and had no experience in heavy equipment, working on call so my first impression is that I'm probably not going to get hired but to my surprise I did get hired. A lot of oil & gas companies require one to have some type of experience in order to even be considered for an entry level position.