Looks like MLNG is expanding again.
Good info, even though these positions are for the main construction company.

Din,
You should try fabrication companies like MMHE, Kencana, as they are the main contractors in the O&G industry.
Also will be good for your resume and experience.
And easier to apply to become a professional engineer later, as site experience is necessary.

But if you want to join consultants like Aker, WorleyParsons, Technip, can also try.
Just contact their HR and submit your resume.

Alternatively, join Petronas.
They have just put an ad in the Star yesterday.
But if you joined an operating company, you will most likely be managing a project (as a client).
Not much technical involvement.

Looks more like an open day, like universities do to attract potential students.
I guess there will be chatting and get-to-know session before you decide whether to submit CVs or not.
That's what I think, anyway.

Go with Technip.
Better option in the long term.
Good luck...

Dont worry. Just be yourself and try the best that you can.
Since you are a graduate, the interviewer should not be expecting too much from you.
Most of the time they just want to gauge whether you have the right attitude and willingness to learn and get experience.

And whether you really want to start your career with the company, or just want to get the job as a temporary measure, and jump company once you receive a better offer.

I dont think they have a structured interview so they will probably ask you a few questions.
You didnt specify if you are experienced or a freshie.
If you have worked before, they will want to know if you are familiar with PFDs, P&IDs and how to prepare them.
Also if you are familiar with the codes and standards used in the oil and gas industry.
If you are a freshie, they will just want to know if you are the right person with the right attitude and willingness to learn to be a process engineer.
Good luck anyway.

Have you tried MMC Oil & Gas?
And also Technip?
They have a kind of trainee programme.
Also FMC and Cameron (in the area of subsea).

Yes, I knew a young engineer got an offer to join them in Johor.
But due to family commitment, he joined for a while and then resigned to return back to KL.
Another guy got a call for an interview also in Johor.

You will have to check with them (make inquiry) or see if there is any advertisement around.


I believe Kencana in KL is mostly on engineering, to support fabrication activities in their yard in Lumut.
Also to handle commercial activities that will require engineering input.

This post has been edited by LO79: May 10 2012, 06:56 PM

Turcomp is also an equipment vendor supplying various type of equipment and skid packages, like instrument air system, for example. Not sure how the environment is working for them but I believe they are like a typical contractor - try to maximise profit, and just barely meet the requirements.