BP Employer Reviews

Typical day at BP was very busy and always on the phone call-center enviroment so there was much time for anything else.

It mainly consisted of me coming in to relief someone after about fifteen they would leave and i would take care of customers for two hours until the closing co worker came in then I would begin to restock shelves and the cooler, wash the dishes, take out the trash, for the next two hours, and ended my day by providing service to the customers.

I learned – more...  to try and explain more complicated things for customers to understand.

Management for the most part was okay, although he didn't go over how to deal with problems in the store until after they occurred

My co-workers for the most shifted often but I got along with all of them and provided help to them to the best of my abilities.

The hardest part of my job was having to improvise when a new problem risen, we weren't trained for certain situation so we had to improvise to get some problems fixed

The best part of the day was when relief came in, it gave me a chance to move from behind the counter, and take care things around the store – less

• Consult and advise the division personnel on proper control procedures when deficiencies are encountered
• Provide advice and consultation to Regional Sales Managers and Corporate Account Executives on improving the effectiveness of operating controls and the achievement of shortage control targets.
• Work with security professionals and division – more...  management when employee dishonesty or embezzlement is encountered.
• Provide input pertaining to employee safety and security at retail sites.
• Recommend improvements to audit programs by keeping abreast of changing conditions to ensure that efficient and effective audit coverage is maintained.
• Maintain demonstrated knowledge of government regulations relating to the marketing of petroleum products.
• Conduct retail site audits within the given markets. – less

* I used to work in all shifts in the company which are morning to afternoon (8am-4pm), afternoon to mid night (4PM TO 12 AM) and overnight shift(11pm to 9am).
* I was one of the best employees of the manager and he used to give me more responsibility due to the confidence he had on me.
* Appreciated by the co-workers for my hard work, punctuality and – more...  customer service.
* Handling harsh/rude customers was the hardest part of the work.
* Flexibility of schedule, the management and the the attitude of the majority customers were enjoyable. – less

Excelllent Employer, Fresh approach to HSSE and prime contract work.

This job taught me how to respect different cultures and different people. I loved having different conversations with my customers. I learned a lot about different things.

to bad they sold amacco sold out and i got a divorce that changed my life

great company but the "indepandant" owners are not so nice or east to work for.

A typlical day at bp would be clocking in, and taking over the register, followed by restocking shelves and lots of cleaning

bp sold out store was sold so i got laid off
busy place to work
different employees all the time they couldnt handle the work

Came in a 10pm and worked till 7am. Helped customers till 1 or 2 in between customers I would clean and stock store take trash out sweep and mop. About 5am I would make coffee and food clean gas pumps off and get ready for the end of my shift count out my register.

As sure as the sun rises BP will ask you to compromise your integrity. They have the capacity to change the way things are done. They have the systems in place to do so. They choose not to. Don't beleive what you read in the SEC commentaries. They have the funds, systems and ability to fix what's wrong.

The foreign leaders are not to fond of their – more...  American employees. They think we're stupid and they let you know it. – less

A Typical Day at work,Greet You're staff,Enter the daily information send to corporate.Check in vendors oversee site operations.Execute orders other than daily functions.
The area Managers always appreciated after I got the store in line,they never had to worry about my store.
My Co-workers,My Staff once I weeded out the thieves we all knew our jobs – more...  and got along quite well.None of us wanted to lose our jobs.We all stayed till the last day.
The hardest part of the job being on call 24 hrs a day if some one couldn't come in.

The Most enjoyable was Being The Site Manager and Knowing my bosses appreciated the Job performance I put out. – less

Great benefits, great pay, alot of opportunity. BP treats their employees very well, at least in the corporate offices. I tracked fuel for the most part and was paid very well for it. BP as well as our carriers got us free food from nice restaurants every once in awhile. They also held little fairs and other such things to keep employees involved.

I was very excited to get the opportunity to escort and shadow T&M and Inspectors as the rig was being repaired. I was fortunate to interact with a variety of people from all over the world. There were many employees coming in and out of our offices, so I was able to meet & greet everyone who walked through the front door.
I felt indigent because everyone – more...  knew that I was the point of contact for the project and I wanted to make everyone feel welcome.
I would say the hardest part was getting to know many people & then saying goodbye to them.
Learning about the complexity of the rig (Mad Dog) was amazing to me and I learned alot! – less

Liked working there it was not to far from my home. I always had something to do far as work goes.

I have enjoyed doing contract work at BP. The culture is very diverse and the morale is quite good for a larger company. I would consider working at BP again but not as a contract employee.

Working at BP was awesome. BP offered a safe and up-to-date working environment. High tech office equipment and nice office furniture. I cannot answer about the benefits at BP, however, the employees spoke very highly of the benefits and compensation. I undered that once you become a BP employee you become apart of all their benefits. Management believed – more...  in training and promoting. In addition, BP offered a lot of fringe benefits for their employees. – less

I worked for BP twice. Both times was for the same owners at 2 seperate locations. BP provides quality products, including gas, at competitive convenience store prices. As an employee, I earned a fair competitive wage and was treated great by the owners. My schedule was part time and varied between day and evening shifts.

Enjoyable working conditions, but it was a fast paced work place. Sometimes was too much work for one person on their own. Not much problem solving taught.ie. what to do in case of computer failure, card failure, delivery problems.