Safety first, guys. Remember to attend tool-box meeting every morning! Always read and understand the work and hazard before doing it.

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Added on May 11, 2012, 11:08 amThere a lot on incidents and accidents happened in the recent years.

Man overboard la, man missing la, too many....

This post has been edited by noruazumi: May 11 2012, 11:08 AM

Really? First class Engineering grad in Kencana RM2k-RM2.3k only. see a few pages back people got offered.

depends on which company you are working for,but generally the pay is higher than other industry.Local oil and gas company(except Petronas) mostly pay peanuts compared to their mnc counterpart.

agreed, HSE is everybody's responsibility with out a single doubt.

hyundai-PFCE is really in bad luck. last month 40 of them suffocated due to ammonia leakage.

same situation, the plant under shutdown

My fresh grad friend got offered to work at lumut fabrication yard for RM2.5k. They work 6 days/wk, which is sux.

This post has been edited by OOOOPP!: May 11 2012, 12:58 PM

Yea people have to know this, Kencana doesnt pay as high as others but its a good place to learn and get experience.

got OT oso maaa... i know somebody that works there with low pay, but with OT, it becummmm

OnG always associated with high risk...It's important to have it in mind

Is the bunny suit that they have you wear in all of the offshore pictures I've seen on recruitment sites fire retardant?

Dont want to burn my pretty face.

bunny suit u talking about is safety coverall. peace. requirement in the plant/site.

lol bunny suit

Hey guys. Lets say I get into shipbuilding industry. Would the shipbuilding experience be helpful if I were to venture into Oil & Gas industry later on?

He might be referring to those wet suit

Yes. useful for FSO & FPSO as well.

Words received from HSE department of other OPUs as well, and all the Permit To Work (hot and cold works) today has been put on hold until 12 pm.

guys know any budget hotels in kemaman??ive been searching the net and the results are all showing places out of kemaman(k.t, kerterh, kuantan and such)

ooo...now having second thought to join...is it worth the risk?once u get to management level u r safe rite? i mean work in office only?

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Added on May 11, 2012, 8:51 pm
missing?how can?

This post has been edited by kray18: May 11 2012, 08:51 PM

i'm currently in shipping industry too!!! but doing vessel maintenance, whereby the vessel are rent to oil&gas companies..hope this would be a stepping stone to enter oil&gas..


last few weeks, i was staying at marjan hotel, chukai.

Coming from Civil Engineering background, I feel a little left out in this thread. No talk about offshore construction, sub-branch of the oil and gas industry?

Any hope of posting offshore construction consultants, fabricators, and contractors?

Consultants:
Ranhill WorleyParsons
Technip
RNZ

Fabricators:
MMHE
Kencana

Contractors:
TL Offshore
J. R. McDermott, Saipem, EMAS, Swiber (Not sure if they do work in Malaysia but can work in Singapore n go offshore beyond Malaysia)

Just a few I have stumbled upon from contacts and own experience, and can remember at the time being.

Across all OPUs?