how about some big companies like consultants and contractors?
our consultant and contractor are hiring young engineers.
wanna try?
i think not bad since the package is better than miri. double of miri.

Hi! Do you mind telling us the exact names of your consultants and contractors? I have sent out a number of applications but so far only a few of them responded. And the replies ain't positive

Me too. Yet any reply from them.

Lucky for you..nowadays susah nk cari kerja maa...if dapat sambar sahaja. but just wait a little bit for another offers maybe?
normal engineering student fresh graduate salary rm2500-rm2800... if oil n gas maybe 3k something...

Lol still have to keep trying though! Never give up!

OnG engineers getting paid so well.... sigh
Really need to jump into this field to earn more
Still waiting for my chance......

This post has been edited by rawrkun: Jun 1 2013, 01:05 PM

Anyone from energy sector? Like alstom.. Weighing up an opportunity.. I'm currently in O&g going into energy sector.. What's the prospect?

Last time my friend working with Alstom, but then he quit (according to his wife) as need to travel alot base on project. Now working with Siemens if not mistaken. Pay quite high

(^__^)

Thanks for the reply bro.. At my age now..kinda had enough with those traveling

the consultant working for us is Aker Engineering and the contractor is MMHE and Sapura Kencana. MMHE fabricating our topsides and Sapura Kencana fabricated our jacket legs.

What is plan B for project delay?

Think Positive...positive...

throw everythng to HUC team to solve

well, some issues need onshore support as well, and depending on individual workpacks of the work order on how well the material readiness is, and also manpower estimation. Not to forget, project delay is also caused by weather as well

Hv u tried sarawak oil palms? If they send you to rural areas, they still provide u with accom and free utilities too.

I sent in few applications to Aker..but alwes no response..cud u help?...

Cendor... Gemusut-Kakap..

Gumusut has high safety requirement which requires rounds of procedures and checklists first before executing anything. This greatly contributes to the delays on the project.

oh come on...

Successfully executing a project is really not easy, especially the size of Gumusut. I can safely say deepwater in Malaysia still has a long way to go, however we must be optimistic to see this through. Imagine the shallow water complexes and mid-size FPSOs we have here is really nothing to the scale of these deep-water beasts, and that already we already have a hard time managing these projects.

All level of technical and non-technical personnel must really know their roles and responsibility in executing these projects if you really want to see a successful project completion ( Front-end development and design all the way to HUC), and from my experience, its not really easy when all of these people come together from different disciplines to work together as a team. Safety is also another thing, whereby its a priority before everything else. In the field of offshore projects, I can safely see these are the challenges we all face.