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Hi everybody..

currently now at middle east O&G sector almost 4years.BUT not an enggineer just a tech guy.
after read this topic , i 've made my dicission to back to malaysia and would like to join upstream O&G if any chance.
i am really sure with overseas background + > 15years exp O&G it easy to grab any oppurtinity.

For the Fresh Graduate, just grab any position related to your field 1st,, at least 3-4 years exp then come and join us in Middle East.. (extreme heat,multi-nation & races,salary?u can't imagine it.hehehe)

Hi,

How do u apply? Is it for entry level ?

what is the salary range in middle east?

Hello just apply through their career website. Yup it is entry level. I am not fresh grad got working experience close to a year.

What's the requirement to go into oil&gas company?
master degree with CGPA 4.0?

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just wanna share also, onshore got less tha offshore since offshore allowance is higher...
ME, small comp but still ok .... depends on experiance u guys ..... better u learn from fabricator before jumping to
consultant, Shell, Petronas etc...

efy6kvl - I had diploma folks in my company earning 10-20k per month... so it is not about education but experience..

u can start off as technician or anything.. if you're well educated also ok..

Hi all,

I just wanted to ask. Is it possible for an IT background to join O&G? For me I have only working experience for 1.5 years. I am quite interested to join this sector but it seem most of you guys are from engineering background.

Hope you can share with me.

Thank you.

This post has been edited by corona: Jun 16 2011, 05:47 PM

I just only graduated with MEng chemical engineering.
I am wondering on the oil&gas industry market. Still havent decide on where to go
some said go for service companies for few years then only join those big 1
and i saw quite a number of recruitment for pipeline engineer....is that good>

This post has been edited by efy6kvl: Jun 16 2011, 06:24 PM

We might get to work together. I've just been offered a position in completion tools - tech prof assoc.

depend to position & location actually.. the highest currency now is Kuwait Dinar & Oman riyal
i'm currently in Saudi Arabia.

salary range based on experience :
Field tech operation,inst&elect,mech basic salary 9-10k
Panel (dcs) tech 10-11k
supervisor 15-18k
Enggineer 20-25k
Manager 30-35k

All this only basic not including others allowance : housing, transportation, shift , air ticket and etc
for those bring their family along there is another calculation: education, furniture, medical, family air ticket and etc

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Added on June 16, 2011, 9:26 pmyeahh.. agree.
it is not about education but experience..

mind sharing with us what company your work for?

This post has been edited by 9W2LRC: Jun 16 2011, 09:26 PM

Hmm, seems like major in DCS realy hv good future...Btw, that's salary is in RM or ????

My package in Saudi Arabia is around 1/2 million tax free a year.

Anyone here work or heard about Antamahir Sdn Bhd? I got job offer as Mud Cooler Engineer. Mind sharing your experience?

if you are DCS enggineer or so on sure they pay u in good amount.
some companies offer salary on USD but most of them paid by their own currency.

Good, so they are paying u in USD now???? Yes, Im currently in automation industry....First DCS company i was in was the japanese DCS...Now i m in the blue coverall DCS company...I bet u know ya...

is not possible bro.. hee,there is no tax in Saudi, No this LHDN shit thinggy.

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Added on June 17, 2011, 12:26 amnot all company paying in USD here.. but if you are in Emrates is possible.. depend to share holder.
what? Yokogawa or Honeywell..

This post has been edited by 9W2LRC: Jun 17 2011, 12:26 AM