anyone?

I consider you just been sarcastic on this. If not, OSP = Offshore Safety Passport/ SmartCard.

And I believe you need to have a sponsor (I dont know how they define the person as a sponsor) and the application is online through your company.
If i'm not mistaken....

i think your contractor is vendor, the lowest pay.
how much was your experience?
I'm doing the same but on pipeline side, salary barely make it.

I have never worked with petronas directly so i am not familiar with their requirements in regards to the OSP. Hence the question.

Regarding the OSP, read more here: http://goo.gl/648y2

And Stefanov what do you mean when you say salary barely make it? If you earn RM24K per month but paying 2x 2.5mil houses, 2x BMW M5 of course you 'barely make it'.

It's funny when those freelance wireline field engineers, or underwater inspection controllers, or saturation divers said by the end of the month, they said 'barely make it'.

I mean, those freakin' saturation divers earn more than 2000USD per day. F!

This post has been edited by LEVIATHAN: Jan 8 2013, 11:31 AM

Hi..i got interview with Kencana Pinewell subsidiaries Sapura Kencana Petroleum as Project Engineer.....anyone can tell me bout this comp? like benefit, working environment and etc..
Thanks

nah, i'm still fresh stage, less than a year.
Need to invest a long time for huge return.

those underwater inspector tipu you la.

NIOSH OGSP is required for onshore facilities. Last time it was called NIOSH but since there is a specific NIOSH for TNB, maybe that's the reason they changed it to NIOSH OGSP. Anyone can take the exam.

OSP is a safety passport for offshore. You can only apply OSP through a "sponsor" - which is also the main contractor for certain particular project. You need to have valid medical report and BOSIET to apply. Anyone that is attached to a project with Petronas can apply through eOSP system which is given to companies that have on-going contracts with them. OSP is not required by some operators/companies like Newfield or EMEPMI but if you have an OSP, it will make things much easier. There are also additional requirements such as LPS, PTW and competency card for example, depending on projects, companies and locations.

Hope this explains.

my planning engineer were requested by client to go to offshore unfortunately. haha.

unfortunate about going offshore hehehe dapat kat me that position i sure happy.want me to plan from offshore pun sanggup.

make sense.. you can plan better if you have seen the equipment/environment yourself..

I am disappointed that a friend of mine have failed in the medical check up for wireline engineer position. "unfit for offshore" the report says. She's not physically unfit though. I wonder if she can actually join the big red but for maintenance engineer post. That would require less offshore works, correct? Funny thing is, she have BOSIET already from her current company. And working offshore sometimes, just not with the fixed rotations. Seems that the medication she's been taking is influencing the doctor's decision. So guys, do you think she can apply for maintenance engineer position? I'm hoping that she can join me under the same company/base, at least.

a woman with family behind her is hard i think. well a job is a job. hehe

it is. having such exposure will gave you better understanding.

hoo...maybe they have their reason or some thing.maybe she can clarify it better with hr/managers opr some thing.

btw since dah masuk big red maybe you can pass my cv to your boss nanti hehe

Hi bro.. how you get the interview? i would like to apply also.. hehehe..

Not sure this would help or not.
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not sure abt these ->
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advance boilers teluk panglima garang
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Oh, so its basically petronas e-filing system for them to validate contractors who basically have BOSIET. Thought it was for onshore work only.

So any diving contractor or diving related company here?

Try another clinics. Some clinics tend to be too strict for no reason. I always went to Klinik Berkat, Ampang.

I am working for one of those companies mentioned as an engineer. After 1 year working, only one time go offshore for site visit. This happens only when there is a new brownfield project.

Been looking to go back installation contractor or even fabricator and finally have my chance at a break with two upcoming interviews. Hope all goes well. My eyesight gone bad already after too much time with the PC. Work 9 hours in front of PC + more than 2 hours of FB/forum etc.