Based on the job ads it's in KLCC

Oil & Gas Valve engineer? if KL based i;m not sure then, i used to have f2f interview at PTP for graduate engineer position.

Yeah it's Oil and Gas Valve position, anyone who went through the phone interview before care to share the experience please?

hi, may i know how you apply for this position? i went to their website, but couldn't look for the position. http://www.c-a-m.com/content/cameroncareers/index.html

I applied for it quite a moment time ago (I forgot when ><)

cameron has a lot of ads in jobstreet.almost every day ada saja new ads from them ranging trough all levels of position/experience.

JGC, together with Chiyoda JV with Saipem are the main EPCC for MLNG Train9 Project. local recruiter will looking lotsa peoples real soon, probably on middle of March or April. just want to share some info

+1 thanks for the heads up but just a newbie question here, as you said EPCC and MLNG, i guess they're looking for people for downstream is it not?

If coming from a rig building shipyard, what kind of positions will be suitable/compatible for companies in Malaysia?

Hi, I am offered a contract based position of 'Assistant Project Engineer' in Kencana HL.

Just want to ask whether it is normal to start on contract basis in this company? Hesitating because of this condition, pay wise it's not high but not low either.

Advice needed urgently as the interviewer is looking for quick answer!
Thanks.

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Added on March 4, 2012, 10:06 pmIn addition, how much is the minimum outstation allowance for O&G company? Please advice.

This post has been edited by [kewl]boy: Mar 4 2012, 10:06 PM

Most of the time it is contract based and then based on your performance only will you be hired as a permanent-its a common thing. And yes Kencana does it.

Hello,

1) I wanna ask you guys what course(s) should I take if I wanna get to offshore?

2) Does my engineering discipline interfere with the choice of course that I will be taking?

3) Can any one of you share with me the link where I can apply offshore-based courses?

Thanks.

Dear All,

I have been working for around 1 and half year now and recently,my company just ask me how much do I want for my salary as they wanted to bond me with the company,let say for 2-3years bond.

I just want to ask all the experience person in this sub-section forum about what is my current value in term of RM because I didn't know about the current market.This is the summary of myself,in term of training and experience.For your information,this is my first company,previously I was Geotechnical Engineer for 6 months and I change my carreer towards Health and Safety field to obtain my Green Book Licence.

Sex: M
Age:28
Position : QHSE Engineer/Lead Auditor from QHSE Department - Quality,Health,Safety and Environment
Company Profile : Small Offshore Company related to Site Investigation/Soil Sampling Offshore

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor Degree of Civil Engineering, University of Malaya Kuala Lumpur
Certificate of Safety and Health Officer, National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Johor Bahru.

SKILL PROFILES
Possess valid Offshore Sea Survival Certificate, including H.U.E.T and Basic Fire Fighting,MSTS Asia
H2S Awareness Course Certification, MSTS Asia
Drill Floor Safety, MSTS Asia
Permit To Work Certification, PETRONAS
Basic First Aid Helper, Red Crescent Society Malaysia.
Accident & Incident Report Certification, NIOSH
Oil and Gas Safety Passport (OGSP) Examination, NIOSH.
Quality Management System Auditor / Lead Auditor ISO 9001:2008 (IRCA Certification)
Integrated Management System (IMS – QMS, EMS, OHSMS) Process Based Internal Auditing

I'll be frank with everyone,my current salary is only RM2500 without any bonus for the past year.

So,for all the head hunter or HR or professionalls out there,how much is my real value and how much should I demand for the current trending?

There's a reason why they want to bond you, if you get what I mean.

I would say somewhere between RM5000-RM8000 would be OK.

Dear all,
I just wanna ask, if you look at StarJob last Saturday, there will be walk-in interview for various position especially engineer (Keppel, SG Company) at Times Square.

I have 2 questions:
1) Is it a good exposure before I go to Oil and Gas since it involves ship fabrication?
2) It says preferably 2 years experience, but I only have 8month internship experience. So should I try? Seniors please help me.

No harm trying? haha.. i mean they are expecting experienced person, but u have 8 months of experience and yet you can do well in your interview with the other 2 years experience guys.. u may stand a chance i think.. =)

wow..i didn't realise the actual trending out there

Yeah, but he said he work in SI/soil sampling company. As far as I know SI company paid quite low. Besides his experience is only ~1 year. Maybe around RM3.5-4k I assume.

Yup,true..offshore SI company paying is quite low although it is critical and there are not many major players in Msia (3-4 maybe).
So,I have to jump to other company to get better salary i guess,not by internal promotion.

Even my previous assistant manager received low salary,and the company keep give him same amount of contract for 2years,he just simply walk away and didn't even bother to renew his contract.How sad

Yeah, I noticed that. But his company wants to bond him for no reason (i.e. training or etc.). That's why I think RM5000-RM8000 is a fair enough. Well, RM5000 should be OK.

Well, if that is the case, you may want to consider moving to better opportunities. But unless you current companies can offer good working experience, then I would suggest you to stay a bit longer to gain the experience. Later on with the experience, more opportunities will come to you.