Most probably will, but not to big shot companies (operators, well known consultants, etc).
Best chance is to look for small service companies.

anyone know how to apply rigger jobs at offshore?

hi. i can help give u the hr's email, just in canse u havent done that

hi all,

wanted some advise on the situation i am in now.

currently attending interviews for the 2 positions below.

1. Drilling Engineer for a new drilling contractor/consultancy. Finding more about the jobscope, I would be doing more of conceptual design, planning, liaising with suppliers, meetings etc and not much of a chance to go offshore. Currently they are expanding (as with many OnG companies). Drilling has always been the place I wanted to go to ($$) but not too sure about the size of the company, would it affect my career? They are pretty small just established 2-3 years ago. I went through their fleet and realised most of it is for shallow water drilling, certainly not Transocean-esque depths. However, I understand that this is a golden opportunity for someone fresh to get into the drilling business...maybe can get into it first then switch to deeper water drilling?

2. Product Design Engineer in F** Technologies. Initial few years (2 or 3) would be more of design work and not much chances to go offshore. Better side is that it is an MNC considered the leader in the subsea engineering field. Heard from someone currently in the OnG industry that subsea engineers get paid a lot with enough experience as well. Wats the prospect in the design field? Which sectors within the subsea business (eg field development etc) has most potential for growth?

Just curious about the salaries that an experienced drilling engineer vs subsea engineer would get? Aware that the industry is moving more towards subsea and deeper waters...

I have not gotten the offers yet, currently in second round for both jobs.. but intend to leave this topic here for some time for sufficient gathering of opinions.

Experienced Bros out there.. Please advise! Thanks!

2nd class upper is not impressive,but is it that bad?

The HR u mean is petronas mlng? Sure, i havent apply yet.

u're very lucky bro...ask them to call me for interview for the position that u'll turn down...

It is like Assistant Rig Manager bro...So when you become a RM, you can go to your rig anytime..hehe

lol. I guess so. I have been trying hard over the past year or so..currently in a technical field that pays rather ok but I still see the future for technical careers in the petroleum industry. Prefer to let natural resources do the work for me

If second class upper, than it is not too bad after all.

Anyone heard of Transocean's Rig Engineer Programme (REP)?

How is the interview process like?

Cant seem to get much info on this programme..

I heard they are not recruiting for this program anymore..but it sound interesting...did you called for interview?

Hmm I don't know for sure, if Google it, it is still open for applications. I tried sending them email but no replies from them. I am interested in this programme. But looks like it is not easy to get in.

How about Maersk Trainee Driller Programme? Anyone here hired under the programme or has went for the interviews? Applied for it but no news from them yet. It looks good as well...

Thanks Bros!!

Anybody who is working at Keppel FELS here?

I have friends working there.

Perhaps I can provide some info.... to the best of my knowledge..

Haha I'm working there also wanna see if got any LYN KF kaki here. Your friends in engineering or production?

hi, anyone got infor about

procurement support service analyst?
what the salary range?
The job scope said trained customer using the system of SAP.
Thanks you

dis is through my observation n friends, not really a strong fact to quote with.....

consultant: decent pay, mostly office work
operator:good pay, field work or rnd, a bit risky job
contractor: high pay job, not really sure of the job scope(my neighbour working in contractor comp somewhere at eastern europe if not mistaken, get paid in euro n usd, two currency, highly benefited)




b) yes, u hv to know what u r doing....all jobs r same rite?
d) not all can survive under the tense of OnG industries, 24 7 running business non stop
f) new kind of prob, new environment to work with, u wont be sitting in a cubicle only, if management of cos la working under the roof.....

QUOTE(figuremeout @ Jul 20 2011, 05:06 PM)

yes, my friend hold a degree in civil and hes working in OnG, further info not really sure to say.....




alamak, my cuzen already start working there la,if already waiting for 3mth my cuzen also apply there for the same time u did i guess, dont know if they hv diff intake for diff post




working as a field engineer in OnG, dis is why i think the pay is high.....

1) OnG accident
this is a kind of accident if u r working as a field engineer in OnG, but it might be worst

2) its a 24 7 non stop industry

3)u driving ur nation for an economic growth

4)u hv to be technically competent and ur knowledge will expand as u gain ur years of exp(4 engineering field)

5)d industry keep on growing, so to compete they hv to be d best so hv to pay big money la....


i'm only hv 3years exp in dis field tbh, i dont mind people bashing me sayin 'nasihat cam da 50taun keje padahal br greenhorn jek'

i'm just giving my opinion k guys....

to strive and to conquer, hhahahahah.....

i received a phone interview from Baker Hughes.
then what's next?

actually some of my friend get recruited by SLB and Baker with lower 2nd class degree.anyway this only applies to FE ,you dont need to be a high achiever to do this stuff.... ,in case if anyone is curious ,i am an fe myself.

This post has been edited by backspace66: Aug 19 2011, 07:12 AM

@backspace66 any tips? I've just applied for slb FE thru their website.