Hi, whats your degree? I can't recall any bachelor in Instrument Engineering tho.

with only 1 year experience outside O&G, most likely when u enter you will start off just like a fresh grad.

there is a huge difference between a project manager and a planner.
project manager manages the entire project team (a lot of responsibility) and the project.
Planner plans, schedules, update/monitors/revises the progress, provide reports on progress, etc.
Slightly more towards management side, but u will def learn what everyone's role is and how a project is done.

ya i am expected to start as fresh grad but thankfully they pay me slightly higher than fresh grad. btw interest to know what is the career prospect of a planner? thank.

yes i heard about they bought DPS...
just want to know how benefit this company to local in term of salary, work life, and etc...

Hi, which O&G u are in? Which office? KL?

Im not an instrument engineer. Normally instrument engineer's background is electrical, but sometimesl you may find instrument engineer with chemical engineering background.

Ahaaa... It seems like people already started planning for PM. Woohooo~

Hi everyone. I will be attending a Halliburton test ( technical ) on Monday. Anyone here been to the test before? Mind giving me some pointers/tips? Thanks

How u apply that position?

Hi All.. Can anyone here advice on the scope of work for the position "business planning & development" within petronas carigali?

Furthermore what basic salary should i be expecting? No prior OnG experience, but with at least 5 yrs working experience as business development in a MnC. Current gross salary + allowance about 7k.

Thanks in advance.

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Where did you do your intership? which company? Look interested. =D

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Bumi Armada.

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Bumi Armada is paying RM 1000/month for internship programme. Last 10 years, I only get RM300.. Sad..

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Added on August 11, 2012, 12:17 pm[quote=noruazumi,Aug 10 2012, 04:21 PM]
Ahaaa... It seems like people already started planning for PM. Woohooo~

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Most of PM in my company has at least 20 years experience specialise in what they are doing

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Added on August 11, 2012, 12:22 pm[quote=pear1000,Aug 8 2012, 08:58 PM]
hi all..anyone working in O&G industry at sg?

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I'm working with O&G company at KL but stationing at Singapore. It's all about SGD, tax free.. Imagine 4 months bonus without tax..

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Bumi Armada.

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Bumi Armada is paying RM 1000/month for internship programme. Last 10 years, I only get RM300.. Sad..

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Most of PM in my company has at least 20 years experience specialise in what they are doing

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I'm working with O&G company at KL but stationing at Singapore. It's all about SGD, tax free.. Imagine 4 months bonus without tax..

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tht's great! nid to travel offshore if working for bumi armada?
would u mind to share which comp u r working with now?

Basically Bumi Armada has a few departments within it.. Could you let me know your qualification so I can describe more in which field that you may involve?

i m from mecha engineering background. is there a need to travel offshore if working at FPSO and OSV?

For Mechanical engineering student, BAB will put you under commissioning team, installation team or package engineer team..
As for graduate trainee, your senior/supervisor will ask your help to assist them on hands on work which is at vendor fabrication yard or at Shipyard. This is the fun begin, as most of FPSO project will execute at overseas (Singapore etc), require you to travel to yard.. Working onshore on board the FPSO.. Amount of allowance you will receive is good..
If you under commissioning or installation team, they may require you to go offshore during commissioning and hook up (1 month to 4 months)..
There is no requirement for you to work on OSV..

Working environment in BA is good for entry level if you manage to be it's graduate engineer, you will learn, experience and master your knowledge.. 5-6 years later, if you decide to join other company like SBM, etc, working environment in new company should be easier for you..

This post has been edited by abgkik: Aug 11 2012, 07:55 PM

heard next year there's going to be a big project over at MLNG..called train 9?

This post has been edited by feekle: Aug 12 2012, 12:07 PM

Yea, it's true.

Hi All.. Can anyone here advice on the scope of work for the position "business planning & development" within petronas carigali? Furthermore what basic salary should i be expecting? No prior OnG experience, but with at least 5 yrs working experience as business development in a MnC. Current gross salary + allowance about 7k.Thanks in advance.

all are related to newbuild projects? how bout maintenance? im currently doing vessel maintenance, wonder if i need
to start all over again if im interested in newbuild.

i think with 5 years experience,you could probably get 8K in petronas,but I can't confirm this as I'm not working with them.