Train9 is coming soon to MLNG. and Floating LNG will follow suit...

Benefit wise, KNM is not so good. My friend just joined a few months ago and now he's looking for a new job.

- Probably one of the few O&G companies which still uses clocking-in system.
- No health insurance. Medical treatment claim as per receipt and subjected to approval.
- Chinamen culture.

an ex-colleague was there. the receipts as she mentioned to me...
a secondary school friend from chemical engineering just left a few weeks ago after 5 years at there since fresh grad.

This post has been edited by ch_teo: Feb 23 2012, 09:32 PM

Avoid companies that state these sort of requirements.

They cant make up their mind whether they want experienced personnel with 3-5 years or they want fresh grads. Or they want to pay experienced personnel with fresh grads salary.

Just stay away.

wow really? MLNG 2 just finished debottlenecked. Now a New Train in MLNG 3?

Any ideas which famous (99% heard before) oil and gas company that hired recruitment company for talent scout? hahhaa..

I just get hired by Aker Solutions. Anyone of you o your frz working in this company. I am a fresh graduate civil engineering student. Is it a good choice for civil engineer to join oil n gas company. I am dilemma with following questions. Plz give ur precious opinion to tackle my doubt. Thank you.

i) Is Aker Solution a good company for fresh graduate since they are in learning process? Do they provide good environment for them?
ii) How does civil engineer develop their career in this field? I have no frz o senior working under this field.
iii) Does civil engineer get PE in this field?

seriously??so will they consider the fresh ones or not?

aker is quite big...their booth at the recent offshore exhibition is quite big too

I don't know for certain about this particular case, but if you see most big companies have a clear requirement listed. There are quite significant gaps between 3-5 years experience people and fresh grads.

You should see their giveaway-diary/organizer, it is big too!

ahh now i see.that 3-5 years is a big gap.would be acceptable if they say 2-3 perhaps.

http://www.amcsb.com.my/
is a pressure vessel fabricator

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Added on February 24, 2012, 10:35 pmya, knm is big brother, they capable to make those high end equipment...
Petra Fabricators is hiring estimator...

Petra Fabricators & Asturi Metal Builders (http://www.asturi.com.my/) are high end player, especially asturi, u can see from their website, asturi was the malaysia record of 200mm wall thickness pressure vessel maker.

This post has been edited by nibiahk: Feb 24 2012, 10:50 PM

Hi guys and all sifu, I had been follow this thread for very long already and this is my first post.

I have a Mechanical Engineering background, even before I graduate, I been applying for field service position with mainly big blue, big red, SLB, WTF and so on....but the result is not satisfying. Been working in a steel mill for 1 year plus, now working as a project engineer in a MNC- pressure vessel company (consider an oil and gas industry as our product end user are all shell, Exxon,Chevron,petronas...etc), may I know do I still have the chance to join in as field engineer for SLB, WTF, HLB,BKH?

I still remember that when 2 years back when I call SLB , they said we only take UM student, and before HLB implement their all online application system, my applications were 'no news' as well.......At least now I get a chance as a project engineer in an o&g related field.

All sifu , please advise and show me some path....

Just try my luck, no worries what in their mind coz i'm entry level only.
Furthermore my current works is not related to oil gas sector.
I'm not utm utp grad, not in super good result.
All I have only mech cert and super duper effort to get in this line.

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Added on February 25, 2012, 1:55 amPetra Fabricator seem new to me, I'll check it. AMB located in Gebeng, so far 2-3 applications I send to them, look like my resume ending in shredder.heheh
Need your opinion bro about design engr to become field engineer. Is it possible? If yes, in what way?

This post has been edited by khrill: Feb 25 2012, 01:55 AM

may i know which MNC-pressure vessel company?
or u can PM me.
I am interested on the MNC-pressure vessel company, currently I am working for a fabricator...

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Added on February 25, 2012, 9:28 amPetra located in shah alam,
i don't think design engineer can become field engineer,
design engineer is working with mechanical software, fabrication code, construction drawing (autocad), paper work, or fabrication workshop...
totally not related to field.

i guess field engineer is under upstream, but the design engineer for pressure vessel is downstream...

This post has been edited by nibiahk: Feb 25 2012, 09:28 AM

any comment about INSEP PCN-NDT or ASNT-NDT? is it worth to spend 7months there?
is it true that those who finished INSEP NDT will get the level II NDT inspection license?
what about the chance to get hired after the program?

if u have nothing to do rather than stay back home waiting for job, better take it. u won't regret

yes, u will graduated with ndt inspector lvl 2. i have friends here who took it now working with various international comp + local

ndt have rather enormous amount of methods, the chance of learning something new is high

hoo any certain requirements for the insep programs??

iinm u must have an engineering degree/dip n unemployed for the past 7months

there r several others. u should check it for more

go to puspatry.com.my
i got the interview offer..

checked the webpage but the req there is quite general, thanks btw.im unemployed but just hitting 3 months.im thinking of applying but my age is my main concern...i wonder whether they will accept or not.