Anyone here interviewed with KPOC? What kind of interview they will conduct and how is the prospect in KPOC compare to other end user like Shell, Petronas?

The last time I was looking at it, no. Things may have changed because we left a lot of oil down there. But in terms of Health & Safety, I don't think it is ever going to be possible.

We were looking at possible gas injection program for better oil recovery but if you want to do that, you need to make sure the field is not leaking via any old wellhead anywhere.

what are the odds of the cooks on a rig going on strike lol.

sounds funny but it happened and poor guys on the rig had to resort to maggie mee's for food.

Seriously?

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Added on June 2, 2012, 2:13 amProject engineer normally will not require to go offshore.. Yes for Service engineer for equipment offshore.

This post has been edited by abgkik: Jun 2 2012, 02:13 AM

yup, happened during middle of this week. not sure if i can openly say wch rig tho

Why on strike? Not getting salary or leave application is rejected? Pity to workers on board..

on strike coz they have to use electric induction instead of cooking gas. LOL. JK

thanks for the info!

Anyone going to the WGC at KLCC? Seems like a good opportunity to look for jobs. Hopefully its opened for public.

is oil and gas considered a good industry for IT graduates? specially those majoring in computer networking?

hello sifu-sifu!
hopefully you're having a good weekend
I have a few questions i would like to ask to all sifus
I'm a fresh grad in E&E Eng and just got an interview with mcdermott
so,my questions aree *badum tskk* hihi jk
Has anyone ever been to Mcdermott interview?
How was it like?was it tough?
Fyi,the interview is for mcdermott ggdp (global graduate development program) there will be two sessions, a test and an interview..is this a good opportunity for a fresh grad?I really hope that I will get through this one..been to several interviews but no reply

I not understand..So?Is it can go to offshore to service the equipemt?But what you mean not require to go offshore?
Is it mean..the offshore equipment will bring back and service?

Service Engineer and Project Service Engineer are two different Job Description.
Project Service Engineer=Project engineer, please check job description of project engineer and you will know that they are not require to go offshore.
Servise Engineer is like hands on type of person who need to service, testing and commisioning the equipment. So if the equipment is at offshore, they will be required at offshore.
Unless Job Description of Project Service Engineer that you mentioned cover both of above JD, so they need to be offshore later.

Oh..the tittle of the position is Service project engineer..I also kinda blur of it..But..during the interview..It mention have offshore and onshore allowance.I just not pretty sure..

I have a principal in UK. The project engineer is the one that does installation, testing, commissioning and service on thei equipments whether they are at offshore or onshore.

Normally, when it comes to Project Engineer, it is more towards PMT (Project Management Team) and Service Engineer is more to servicing equipments.

But it all depends on how one organisation defines them. In your case, I would say it is more towards both Service & Project.

at last, after 1 year trying to get in this industry, finally i'm one of the O & G family members.

congrats, u joining operator or contractor side?

Just wonder why so interest to join in Oil and Gas industry..Is it the pay?Or?

consultant. but now currently i involve in team doing EPCIC.

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