Yes giorgene, You are So True...

why dont you just use the anchor wire...opssiiii...

if you good enough, well-prepared for the interview and always pray for it..you will get in..
you also can start from small OnG company and then climb up to BIG one..cheers...

hurm...would like to ask about jobs demand for holder of "Pegawai Perlindungan Sinaran" in OnG...

you can join SPE-Student Chapter and consult with them regarding the courses and other activities..

drilling contractor = transocean, seadrill, diamond, kca duetag, ensco, umwsd, ujd, kencana, sapuracrest, maersk etc...

Project Management Team

Anyone applying for Maersk-Drilling Rig Manager Trainee or Engineer Graduate Trainee? Saw the vacancy in their website...

All in one company;

Operator = RSC :- Berantai Field

Service = Kencana Bestwide etc

Drilling Contractor = KM-1

Fabricator = Kencana HL

Try walk in to their office and pass your CV...or maybe your CV need to do some cosmetic to make it more interesting to read...

http://www.oilgrads.com/

http://www.rigzone.com/jobs/featured_employers.asp

Surveyor or plan approval? KL or spore or where?

So it must be for a plan approval post right? Dealing with drawings..

Also if you join them as Surveyor, you will entertaint by the ship owner or shipyard...good pay as well, basic + allowances...
From what I know ABS provides company car to their surveyors + car allowance..NKK also provides company car on you name...coz they all non-profit organization, cannot have asset (from what i know)...In Malaysia, we have SCM (shipping class malaysia)...

i met one of ABS surveyor doing survey on our rig..his basic around 15k, car allowance 2k/month, offshore allowance around 1500/day (i think RM), OT somemore, car provided..that what he told me, other than that i'm not sure...i have few friends working in Class as surveyor and plan approval but the salary package are not disclosed...huhu

i guess this is also what senior drilling supervisor aka companyman get in malaysia, am i right? but i dont know what DS aka nightman whom directly hired from our NOC being paid??anyone knows?

Wow..it look like KENCANA made a bunch of recruitment ya..I read a lot of forumers asking about this company...Good luck to all of you...

I have a friend working in Kencana Pinewell Sdn Bhd(Hook-Up & Commissioning Team)as a Planning Eng..really enjoy with his job now especially when in offshore...BUT I do not know his salary as well as his offshore allowance..sorry..

Maersk-Drilling looking newly graduates or graduates with 1 or 2 yrs experience for their Trainee Driller Program, Rig Manager Trainee Program and Graduate Program...But not sure whether they take malaysian for their program.

Last 2yrs, my friend was invited for the interview in their office in Singapore and they pay for his travel expenses from KL to Singapore.

I think my previous company(GLC) is looking for a Trainee Drilling Engineer but not sure whether it is still available or not..and yes, there are few of local drilling contractor companies such as Kencana Petroleum, Sapuracrest, UMW(UMWSD, Petrodrill and UJD), SAAG....

I think Transocean is not recruiting fresh grads for their Trainee Program like before. they just recruit those who have 1 or 2 yrs experience...correct me if i'm wrong...cheers

This post has been edited by meonkutu11: May 19 2011, 09:38 PM

Sime Darby offloads fabrication assets
Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby will sell its oil & gas fabrication assets to Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings (MMHE) and Petronas for a combined price of RM 695 million ($229.5 million).
Andrew Hobbs and News Wires 27 May 2011 08:57 GMT
As foreshadowed by Upstream last month, the Pasir Gudang fabrication yard will be sold to MMHE for RM 399, a transaction that will allow MMHE to double its annual tonnage capacity from its current 69,800 tonnes.
Petronas will acquire the Teluk Ramunia fabrication yard for RM 296 million, with both transactions to be completed entirely in cash.
The assets’ combined disposal price is above their RM 641 million book value as it was at 31 March, the company said.
In an announcement, Sime Darby chief executive Bakke Salleh said the decision to dispose of the assets was made following the company’s group portfolio review exercise.
“In order for (Sime Darby) to move up the value chain and enjoy better returns, the Group would need to further commit its financial resources into a business which is no longer in-line with the Group’s strategic direction,” he said.
Salleh instead said the group should focus its resources in areas where it can achieve sector leadership.
The Sime Darby announcement said the assets would be sold as they were, complete with all mobile and immobile plant, with MMHE to offer employment to all employees connected with the yard on mutually agreed terms.
The company would also meet all existing obligations under committed projects and contracts, the announcement said.
Sime Darby had made a commitment to cut non-core assets last year after suffering two consecutive quarters of losses caused by losses at its energy division, Reuters reported.
The company reported a net profit of RM 820.1 million during the third quarter ending in March, compared to a net loss of RM 308.6 million for the same period a year ago.
Results in the year-ago quarter were hit by cost overruns totalling $656 million at Sime's energy unit, which led to intense investor scrutiny and a number of ongoing legal suits, Reuters reported.
"This marked improvement in performance was achieved despite difficult operating conditions,” Salleh said in a statement.

This post has been edited by meonkutu11: May 28 2011, 12:47 PM