Exxonmobil will be having a walk-in-interview on 29 July 2011 at Awana Kijal Resort, Kemaman, Terengganu from 10am – 4.30pm.

EXXONMOBIL WALK IN INTERVIEW

Aiyoooo, ExxonMobil is still the largest operator in Malaysia. All PSC95 blocks are operated by ExxonMobil. Tapis, Seligi, Guntong, Semangkok, Palas are all operated by ExxonMobil. Production wise, you are looking at 150k barrels per day from this fields.

would anyone kind enough to explain me what operation engineer daily working task?
or maybe operation engineer theirselve here can enlighten us...

in term of career growth, compared to other eng. discipline, is it worth it?

tq

hi..im a student in electrical and electronic engineering..will be doing my internship in october..
anyone knows any company that offer internship in OnG..

Anyone know which company or posting should a materials engineer apply in oil and gas? I thinking of corrosion control. Would like to join this industry once graduated

Thanks for the info. May i know how much would corro shield pay for a fresh grad? They have an office at my hometown in Miri haha.. Actually, i am graduating at this october, actually i am interested to work in singapore of any oil and gas related field for a material engineer, from wat i studied, i guess i would be doing corrosion control or materials selection especially in alloy design in this field. How about any recommendation at singapore company?

now uni already change semester system..trisemester thing..so my current semester end in september

oh kk.. how about any other company in msia that is related to materials engineer? actually i am leaning towards metal industry or metal related. How about swiss profile? Southern steel gave me a call for interview, is southern steel a good company to be in? I heard that working in a foundry is kinda hazardous and prone to get diseases later on.

For fresh grad, I only look at 4-5 local uni for geoscience. For RE/PE, around 2. For other discipline, never call anyone for interview yet.
Foreign cert can help, especially when it comes for a well known uni (Heriot Watt, Col School of mines, etc). But the results is more important. I always ask potential candidates to submit their full transcript to see if they are excel in the right and important subjects, not like gym class, or theater, or whatever.

But I always wonder, does IT or HR or procument/accountant in ONG pays substantially higher than other industry? Anyone can comment?
Since I thought the subsurface and some critical surface discipline (drillers, FE) paid really well because of limited resource.

does any body know what exactly the LWD/MWD engineer do? what is their job scope?

Well, I have to look for other subjects too. But than again, you dont want to hire a geologist who got C for sedimentology, do you?
UTM is one of the uni that we look into for RE/PE candidates.

Yes, agree.

It depends on which "side" you want to work with. Options are:
1. End-user/Client
2. Consultant/Engineering
3. Operator
4. Fabricator
5. Contractor
6. Sub-Contractor

You prolly need go academic results from accredited & favorable uni's if you are applying for jobs for the first 3. The rest, it doesn't really matter. This only applies for fresh grad position.

No. Your academic qualification will get yourself an interview. Your performance in the inverview will differentiate between candidates and potential employee.

Subsurface degree (PE/RE/Geology/Geoscience) are offered in selected universities only. The main RE/PE students locally comes from UTM. There is also a reason why people look at UTM as the first cut-off (in terms of selecting for interviews I mean), A LOT of seniors in the O&G industry came from UTM so there is a strong Alumni bias as well. UTM started their PE/RE program a long time ago and most seniors/managers would have come from UTM or knows someone who graduated from UTM.

may i know what's the difference between end-user/client and operator? i always thought those 2 are the same

you want lean to an advantage side? get Petroleum engineering in UTM/UTP and get first class. Some of my friend in PE(UTM) already booked by Schlumberger/Halliburton/Shell/MMC Oil & Gas/Cameron before they graduate during Oil &Gas Career Fair in UTM, Nowadays, Shipping Companies from Singapore also chips in Oil & Gas Career Fair in UTM, making Career fair in UTM more happening. just my 2 cents.

My application was rejected by Shell. But why?? I have the experience...

I see.. Then i think i should start to apply for utm...
I intend to take mech eng as well... But was opt to take foundation to secure my interest for mech eng...

what about gyro while drilling?

Heriot Watt that good? Their distance learning program looks interesting, but does it mean you only get to access their lecture materials or view recorded lectures? NUS is currently offering Offshore Technology masters, they both cost about the same but the advantage is in NUS you get to attend real classes. Not sure how the distance learning thing will work?

If its three years ago, yes I am looking forward to working in Miri, when I first graduated.
Reasons given would be due to personal reasons and attractive job opportunities there.

But of course its hard to land a job as well.
Not forget to mention that I am not from any engineering background, only armed with a degree in Geology...
Thinking of joining some companies that require geologist, field geologist, or maybe geophysicist.

Personal preferences would be, Miri seems a lot like my hometown, small, cosy, friendly people and many more!
Similar to Ipoh~    .

Made a choice and hence started my career in O&G in Aus.

Gyro while drilling (GWD) is used when we are drilling with magnetic interference where ordinary MWD tools cannot give an accurate azimuth reading. Magnetic interference simply means you are drilling near any existing wells or "fish" in hole.

nice one and thx bro for sharing.btw can this be attended by job seekers??takut its just for ppl in the industry only.

got a call for an interview with this H2S safety service company
it is an engineer position in Corrosion Services Division.
Anybody has any insight about this area? or any good links/reading materials for this stuff?