hi all.. I just noticed this thread. Want to ask something.. Anybody here work with FMC Technologies? I was offered the position of Assembly engineer.. How is the working environment there? basic salary they are ofering is rm2500+350(fuel allowance). got medical benefit too..

Basically, i want to know the working environment and career prospect in the future. Also, the bonuses and rank promotions.. Anybody can help?

hey hey, din expect to see you here.
Apart from time and money, I think there is another thing. Potential. Fresh grads like me do not have any solid working experience except from my internship exp. I guess there are only 2 choices for me.

Choice 1.
Try hard in getting a big cooperation and work hard inside hoping to be promoted asap.

or

Choice 2
Op for medium size cooperation. Learn and work hard for the first few years then jump into big cooperation based on your years of working exp and achievements. Which I believe its a more better way than working for big cooperation at first.

My opinion, to get into the big cooperation, we must have years of working exp and achievement ( which I don't have) or super duper high CGPA ( which I do not have either ( I am only at the border of lower-Upper second class).

I am going to op for choice 2. Choose a company with good potential. Learn more and work for few years then op for money.

Am I right? Just my 2cents then

LMAO! Thanks but ive already found out the acronyms for PLC, DI ,DO and also AI and AO. Can you elaborate a bit more about all these or are you just gonna give me the acronyms and leave?

Guys can u help me with this question that i find hard...
What kinds of evidence would indicate that mountain building once took place in an area where mountains are no longer present?

For choice 1, if you can speak English fluently and your pointer is somewhere above 2.7, then chances might be there. Do not worry about experience, they will look for your confidence level and positive attitude. Experience will be a secondary thing. They will provide you with all the trainings. My elder brother is in one of these BIG players of O&G. I witnessed his progress.

Choice 2, it will be on job training. You could always opted for this as well. When you have enough experience(approx 3-5 years) you could always jump onto a bigger/better company. Most of my friends that are in this industry went for this option. Some of them even jumped onto better offers/companies after 2-3 years working with a small local companies.

This post has been edited by boxsystem: Mar 27 2011, 07:25 PM

any suggestions for small oil and gas company?

small company who always do all the construction work for the clients.

global offshore malaysia's recruitment is currently being controlled by Puncak Niaga since they have bought Global Offshore Malaysia from someone. That was the latest info that I got from a friend.

Hi All,

i just got an offering to work in Aramis as Instr. Eng. Honestly, i know nothing about this company. I`ve checked in Rigzone and google up bout this company and it seems pretty legit. But, i still haven`t got much detail info bout this company.

Can someone englighten me?

Thank you in advance

Aramis is a good company, provides good trainings for their people, or from what I heard. I have had friends working there and others gotten job offer from there. Don't worry, it is a legit company.

Hmm..
what are their current projects? and is this engineering company or EPC or special consultancy in o&g?
i`m lack of information about it and their website couldn`t help much.
My biggest consideration is about working period. They offer me 6 months contract (although they said it could be extended or even hired as permanent staff). Is it common?

Thanks for your info

I couldn't provide much info on their current project.
It is a consulting company in the o&g field, but it's more to turn-key, project management, drafting/writing manuals for offshore procedures and such. Regarding the working period... I do have friends who did their internship with them, but I haven't got around to asking them about it yet. But such cases often occur in many MNC, where contractors are converted into permanent workers, it is common. But of course, it all base on your performance. It is often not a promise to make you permanent, but rather, depends on your performance.

Any idea where can i get the reference price for a chemical plant's licensor? And any idea where can i check out the price for nitrogen?

Need them for my fyp. );

hey did anyone get the 1st and 2nd Schlumberger Interview in UM Career Path 2011 last Tuesday (March 22)-Thursday (March 24)?

I have been called for an interview by Kencana.
Wondering anyone know whether this company is good or not?
Most probably will be under kencana HL.
also, anyone knows how to get to

Level 6, Menara Kencana Petroleum,
Solaris Dutamas 1, Jalan Dutamas 1,

from melaka? thanks

on June i'll do my industrial training as welding/QC inspector for my PCN welding inspector course. can anyone suggest me any company?
tq

r u fresh grad?

yes, i am graduating in 3 months time from mmu mechanical engineering degree.

Kencana HL is a good company..
In term of work, you will expose to major work in Oil & Gas industry.. Such as MOPU construction, Shipbuilding, Topsite Module (on FPSO). Kencana has been our vendor for 2 projects and their performance is good..

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I can see the Kencana Petroleum HQ everytime i go to Jalan Duta. Just opposite the new Istana Negara.

Well, guess i will just go to the interview and hope for the best.
Its based in my hometown, so i guess i shall try to get in. wonder wats the basic and benefits.

yeah! haha... solaris... i think i am driving up there with a gps. hope i dont get lost. haha
from melaka by the way. =.=