Our staff speaks out

Steven Sinnaeve  
Field Operator, LNG Peakshaving Zeebrugge

"As Field Operator, I’m outdoors almost the whole day. I connect and disconnect trucks that transport liquid gas, and I regularly make safety inspections. My job demands a substantial sense of responsibility. We always work in pairs – while I’m on site, my colleague checks the process from the control room – and we do shifts, so I sometimes have to work at night or at the weekend. I like that. When you’re working at night, you can do something else during the day – go fishing, for example, which I love. Besides, it’s never a problem to swap roles with a colleague occasionally."

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Boolean operators

You can find a group of words or a phrase by using the link words AND, OR and NOT:
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