any idea what's the salary scale of technip?

This post has been edited by feekle: Sep 25 2012, 12:43 PM

Grad is 3.5k

wow..so high...btw thanks

Hi anyone mind to share with me how is the
Salary Scale, working environment and career advancement in this two companies ?

-Dialog
-Exxonmobil

Thanks.

This post has been edited by jkl1980: Sep 26 2012, 01:30 PM

Anyone here got calls from Nippon Oil?

Shell MDS is recruiting now. Look for their job ads at Jobstreet for technician post. Whoever from Instep for graduate programme got brighter chances...

Hi all, i ask tis question behalf of my fren. what is the common lubricant use in water based mud? Pls help thank you in advance.

Dear all,

I heard selling corporate petrol cards is quite good here,
but cant seem to find extra info from the net,
has anyone heard abt this position?
mind to enlighten me?
thx

Hi, anyone of you work at Leap Energy as a geologist before? How's the working environment there?

I think LeapEnergy is a recruitment/headhunter agency

nope it is not. it's a company that mainly focusing in e & p consultancy services that has an office in kl n several branches in aussie.

http://leap-energy.com/

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This post has been edited by hj.pet: Sep 27 2012, 08:09 PM

Hi wanna ask regarding internship. Better with petronas or nippon oil? As what my friend told me, intern at petronas, he didnt learn much. Thats y i'm looking for small company as they only take 2 or 3 person for each department.

Or petronas case, the brand itself will improve our resume. They said.

I had my internship with Petronas Carigali miri for 8 months in 2011. From my point of view, it really depends on which department you're attached in. I didnt learn much from my department, but they also allow you to be attached to different department for a certain period like 2 weeks, 1 month. This allow you to grasp knowledge from various disciplines.

I can't say much about Nippon though, but it is also operating company like petronas, but smaller. I believe their working culture is different. Policies might be different too. For example, petronas doesnt allow interns to go offshore. I believe Nippon does allow such thing. Try asking Nippon yourself

You got call from them?

I think the reason why they didn't send intern to offshore because of Bosiet. It is going to cost some money for Bosiet. Unless you are permanent, they will not send you to Bosiet. If you choose Nippon Oil, you might have the chance to go to rig. Nippon Oil at the moment is the only operator operates land rig. You don't need Bosiet to go to land rig. Going to the rig is the best way to learn about drilling.

Just go to petronas even if they give you to do admin job you can still learn by watching, talking to others and build youre network there...
Most of oil and gas project come from petronas so if youre have a network there you have an advantage when working plus they have a lot of division just go around and ask what are their job scope, what they do, what kind of software they are using....same goes to other company as well.
In my place intern only can join purchasing, planning and internal sales but doesn't mean they can't come to engineering guy and ask what they do....

We can't choose our department right? /sigh
thanks for the info bro.

i am hoping that i can involved in the learning activity itself instead of the theories. but no harms trying, right?. thanks for the advices.

I did my internship in Petronas MLNG for three months with the hope of securing a job in a oil and gas company. However upon graaduating im still jobless. I eventually realize that without a good connection you will not go far, so take the opportunity to get to know more people during internship

Well, actually leap energy is a malaysian based consultant company, project mainly doing fdp. They just opened a branch in Brisbane.
Working environment i would say good, though can be demanding sometimes. But you can learn alot of stuff there.

Hi all, i recently got a call from baker hughes telling me that i've been shorlisted for employment. But before they can give me an official offer letter, they have to do a back ground check on me which will be done by red flag screening or C6. Usually, how long will this screening process takes? Anyone here experienced it before?