chiller/cooler are basically a heat exchanger....regardless of what u call it lol

I think what ch_teo means is since you have a degree in Mechanical Eng, you are more suited to the Static & Rotating Eng in O&G and would you like to consider it. For Drilling Engineering, it's a whole different new thing(ok, you can still use your basic Mech Eng knowledge). The only degree really relevant to Drilling Engineering is Petroleum Engineering. Like me myself am a Mech eng graduate but I decided to go to Drilling, which I dont regret cause personally I think it's more interesting than Mech Eng. I can say I suck at Mech Eng knowledge. hehe.

Anyway, I know lots of people especially fresh grads dont get the idea of working in O&G. Most of them will be like, when I graduate, I wanna work offshore, with an O&G company, to make money cause they get paid well but they don't really get the whole idea of O&G. I can't disagree that this industry pays good, but I think you should consider what you really wanna do in O&G.

I suggest you make some studies about Exploration, Drilling, Production, Processing and Retailing first before you decide to jump into which field. They are totally different. I can tell you I suck at Production and Processing knowledge. And not all O&G job requires you to go offshore.

graduated in electrical and electronics engineering. what are my chances for me to enter Oil and Gas industry?

who is your boss bro?from which company? was there a career fair in utm?

Halo, May I know the name of your company? Any vacancy for fresh graduate engineer?

can anyone tell me how fresh graduate diploma mechanical can be wireline operator or technician... i want to involve with wireline but i did not know how to do that