ummm i think u better apply sapuracrest sl1m training.
how old r u?

that sapura crest ones oso im overshot d.that 1malaysia skims lg la its all for below 26-27 yrs old i think.im in my late 20's.

anyway im really interested in these 2:

welding inspection //welding engineer but undecided on wch to take.i like welding, was the best thing i did when i was in uni .well maybe just cuba apply for both and see what happens.

last2 i applied for inspection and ndt lol. hope it goes trough and successful.....

This post has been edited by mhyug: Feb 25 2012, 05:23 PM

KISMEC and PUSPATRI doing the intake now. got open interview for PUSPATRI on 27/02/12. can check from the website. it stated 'open interview' means anyone can attend isnt it? i dont get any offer but planning to go

Dear forumer,

I got an offer (office desk bound job) from a reputable OnG company last Dec 2011. 1 normal clause of any offer letter i.e. the offer is subject to medical clearance. I have some medical issues which i understand it will subject to their discretion to accept me based on the medical report produced. My concern is the HR takes too long just to process the issue.

1.Medical checkup > 2.not satisfy=my specialist report > 3.not satisfy=independent specialist > further evaluation > clearance.

Now at the process 3, don't know how long more

Note: Current job still ok and manageable, but the offer will be a stepping stone for better future

What would you do ????

1. Continue play taichi with the HR;

2. Find out the prospect boss (who i report to) and call/discuss;

3. Outright discard properly the offer, acceptance offer has been signed.

4. Option 1 & 2

Need some idea....


Thanks

I've checked with my network in Petronas. It's definitely not Petronas because they don't hire agent to hire fresh grads or new entrants. I've a couple of girls who sent me PM because they didn't want to go to an interview without knowing what company is hiring .... sounds super fishy to me.

Might not be possible, FE is more to process whereas design engineer is more to design. Two totally different job scope.

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Added on February 26, 2012, 12:29 pmProcess Technologist, Field Analyst or Field Engineer.

This post has been edited by mangoman: Feb 26 2012, 12:29 PM

am a chem eng grad,can i apply for Field Engineer becoz FE is more to process?

oo...how about design to instrument engineer?
my mind said design focus to product details but IE more to process instrumentation which is working in bunch of process stuff.
saying these both position job scope of course different..

checked my mail today and got the reply for insep program.now that was fast, waiting for the interview date and etc.

welding inspection vs ndt ...wch is more relevant to ong??tho i think for my basic understanding of engineering both is in use in the industry since plenty of welding done for plants, vessels, oil rigs etc, and ndt wise the equipment, structures fabricated must be tested too.....a bit undecided now....

take safety and health officer

imho wi is better since u will probably end as a qa/qc engineer while ndt most likely u'll b as an inspector as for lvl 2 speaking of both course

position wise, qa/qc eng>ndt inspector

as if u afford to take both that is better but since it is insep program u can only choose 1

This post has been edited by k.mark45: Feb 26 2012, 04:38 PM

thats what i thought, both interests me deeply but given only one.been big fan of welding stuff left and right and ndt just seems cool for me(and that engineering side of it as well).

hope they can contact me soon for an interview(but not too soon need time to prep travel and all )

Yes, definitely.

It depends on what kind of design, if you involve in instrumentation design, there is no problem for you to be an instrument engineer.

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Added on February 26, 2012, 7:38 pmI will reckon you to be welding inspector/engineer, nowadays it is very hard to get them compared to NDT inspectors (UT, RT, MPI and etc).

This post has been edited by mangoman: Feb 26 2012, 07:38 PM

W.I are usually QA/QC and with enough experience usually they are the most suitable people to become QA/QC Engineers.

Basically a W.I needs to know everything about the welding process including how to repair it while the NDT guys just need to know the defect and weld profile.

hoo now thats some thing i didnt know. thanks for the info every one. if do get in time to be student again but this time im the one getting paid instead

And welding inspectors need to know a lot about materials esp on the types of material, properties and etc.

yeah thats the basic us engineers need as well.from designers to fabricators to qc.with out the material science basic what would we be engineering

got a call for an interview with dialog.
How was the company environment?

Hello everyone,

This thread is now more than 2750 posts, way more than the 2500 limit for 1 version.

Maybe some of the senior guys like Azraeil, Carloz28 or Wildchai (or any other regulars) might be interested in creating Oil & Gas Career V3 ?

Since the original post was started by Carlos, I will let him decide.