ok thanks. i applied a few times already and usually i only receive rejection note. lol

hi...how and where did u applied?

through their website

i receive call in the evening.

Your position is for entry engineer or field engineer? Also ask to submit cv?

Hello, may i know, is Favelle Favco is O & G company or not? Because I've been called for an interview...

This post has been edited by ronnicclox: Jul 6 2011, 07:47 PM

i din apply but they call me. they juz updating database

anyone here visited technip's webpage??i wonder if its working properly...their career sections seemed static these past few weeks...i wonder if all the jobs posted there have been filled...fingers crossed they call me in for one of those..interview pun jadi lah....

This post has been edited by mhyug: Jul 7 2011, 11:09 PM

i got the call from them too. u went?

They are supplying pedestal crane to offshore o&G....as I know off...other products not sure.

onshore and offshore as long anything to do with crane. I think I am going to try out. Good company to start off actually

They offer BMS (Barge Management Service).

Would like to know whether ALL those who work as a project engineer or staffs mainly involved in technical services in Oil and Gas are all engineering graduates?
Actually how many departments are available in an O&G company?
Any management training program that accepts graduates like applied sciences(Chemistry or biochemistry) other than engineering graduates?

Project engineers are usually engineering graduates. As for how many departments in an O&G company, no one will know as different company will have different organisation structure.

any openings in o&g other then posted in the last few pages...maybe some nw ones wch havent been posted.

by engineering graduates,u meant fresh eng graduates?im(civil eng) applying for an internship at an oil&gas consultant. hopefully i can gain as much knowledge there if they accept my application. Can u briefly explain what r the tasks assigned to graduate engineers?im really regarding the expectation n demand. i am currently working on staadpro n esteem. is there any additional info/skills i should look into? thx guys.

1. most technical people are engineering graduates. their discipline may vary, but for sure it's either Bsc or BEng

2. depending on what business the company is in in the oil & gas chain value... services, EPCIC, E&P etc. different business require different people.

3. i don't know if this is related but u can try this: http://savvycareers.blogspot.com/2011/07/c...s-graduate.html

apparently the oil & gas is getting hot for fresh graduates for the time being.

Well, i guess they are only looking for ENGINEERING graduates. any successful cases where grads from applied Science field get into engineering position?
Or would the management training program which is offered by certain companies will actually train the grads( even from non-engineering fields, i mean basically a BSc degree like chemistry, biochemistry ,physics ) well to prepare them to enter the engineering position after this training?

If you have an applied science degree like chemistry/physics or biochemistry, you can still apply but I don't think a project engineer is appropriate. I would think that you would fit in the Geoscience department/division of the company

1. Physics - should fit Petrophysics, Geophysics division
2. Chemistry - Geochemistry will be a good area to explore
3. Biochemistry - Geochem and maybe palynology etc.

well my dad is an example.

he's a BSc grad from USA.

got position as an engineer when he was first working.

but mind u that he's a BSc in mechanical engineering...

i don't know how do they come out with this "Bxx" shits during that time.

but i get ur point.. basically, u need to study ENGINEERING to become an ENGINEER.

cheers.