Hi all, I was graduated in PE from UTP. Worked with a company as a Sales Engineer for a year. And now I have resigned and looking for a new job. I prefer a more technical job, that's the main reason why I quit (other than a few). Any suggestion for any vacancy? It's quite tough looking for a job now huh?

Hows your performance in uni?

Hi guys, just wanna ask for your opinion. What's the career prospects of a mud logger under geoservices?

I've got a degree in chemical engineering and dunno whether i should work as a process engineer or mud logger...

Thanks!



This post has been edited by buncho89: Feb 13 2012, 05:10 PM

guys, is it possible for someone who already graduated to do internship? or is it depending on the company itself?

guys, can you identified or list any vendors that provide telco or vsat services to the oil and gas company

there are only 2 that i know that is rites and scopetel...

Dunno about now but few years ago mudlogger is the lowest paid position on rig. Prospect wise if you really good than you can be a wellsite geologist, quite good interms of payment. But thats about it.

Ah i see...so i guess theres not much career growth of tat sort compared to others...thanks!

is it possible for degree holder in aviation engineering to join oil & gas? did learnt about gas turbine, sheet metal works n basic NDT..if possible then what position can suit? interested to join oil&gas lah..

NDT
there are more infos out there. pls search by yourself.

This post has been edited by ch_teo: Feb 14 2012, 07:45 AM

as long as u have an engineering degree, there's no problem for u to join the industry. suitable post? i think thats for u to answer it.

Graduated with 2nd Upper Class in PE, major in Drilling and Production Operation.

I'm currently still a third year mechanical student in UTM. Something i wanna ask here.

im very interested in welding field, O&G company need engineer in this field?

then, can i go for course now to get some useful cert? pls teach me.

welding is very demanded in any industry involving metal

if u ask for course to take, u can try to apply for CSWIP 3.0 Welding Inspection

probably u will end up as QA/QC engineer

yup. try to surf for welding inspection courses.

here is a link of twi, where it is one of the organization that prepares the cswip certificate

http://www.twitraining.com/south_east_asia/home/index.jsp

you can coupling with ROV certification with welding if you are talent & has the ability. came to know 1 shell overseas engineer with this.

Actually i've applied to join so many o&g company but its even hard to get the chance for interview. Maybe because need to compete with other experienced workers and graduates that graduated in the o&g course itself.

I read about INSEP program like PCN-NDT and ANST-NDT. Not really know the difference between those two. Is it worth for me to join such program? mayb thats the best way to be like more 'market' to join the industry?

u mean by Remote Operating Vehicle?

so u fuse together ur welding skill with operate a ROV?

interesting..

Topside.. Rotating equipment. Gas turbine in aviation is no different than gas turbine in offshore, be it for power generation or prime mover for export gas compressor

Thanks you guys opinion.

ROV cert... can you give me the link?

So... QA/QC engineer get good pay?

Is it hard to pass CSWIP 3.0?

iinm, most employer prefer to hire candidates with an anst cert instead of pcn cert. one of my friend who is an inspection engineer for sgs told me about this. maybe u can google more about this?

i'm a cswip 3.0 cert holder. the visual inspection examination was kinda hard because the sample they gave to u would be on plastic moulded sample, not a real steel sample. u gotta have a good visual technique to pass it because both samples with same defect look kinda different.