HSE/SHE : "Safety is Our Priority"
Planning : "We estimate the works can be completed within 8 months." Prepare list of item etc."
Execution : "Do this, do that, cepatla, tak apa, this one cannot do, not inside workscope, but must do, then pay later. Where got complete 8 months, etc."
Commisioning : "How come this one not same? You have do like this (but things already installed) etc."
Management : "Why the project delay? When the project can be completed? Complete all 5W 1H(what, when, why, who, which, how)"

Haha

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This post has been edited by nash9701: Jun 2 2013, 02:27 PM

Gemusut-kakap gamnam sytle...

that video is really

Thanks for the info! I wonder why Aker has not posted any openings for freshies in their career section. Other than the subsea graduate programme which has been closed months ago..

Hi people,

Spoke to an O&G recruiter over the weekend. Is there anyone who can share some insights to an ROV operator's job scope? Seems like a pretty good career option now, provided that i can get funds for the certification/course.

Sg got course in this nov. Need $2+++ euro. I plan to go before but heard there is oversuppy right now and it take some year to land a rov job after completion of the course. Any taiko can comment on this?

Are you from O&G background before this? After some research, they did mention that experience/know-how in hydraulics, electrical, mechanical is an added advantage. As for the oversupply, let me ask around and see.

..in the end, safety irritates everyone

All project, EPC its always killed by Detail Design + Procurement ...If dwgs & material ready, all things can be made..i mean good AFC dwgs

Hahahahaha. That sums up every project mostly

Safety is the most priority.. but it is not an excuse for project delay...

Right!

because in the end, whoever not comply is on them...hehe

Execution safety mindset different with permit auditor/HSE or whoever never been at field...on paper and site usually there will be differences, matter is how you manage the differences...

Note : Lately I noticed Dragger always return the gas detector late to owner (after send for calibration). Anyone experience this?

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This post has been edited by nash9701: Jun 3 2013, 11:28 PM

I am OnG background. More to analytical side

Currently I'm working as an admin in the Mining Department since Feb last year. Inter-company; I had interview with the water treatment plant and also operations from steel production. I'm now leaning towards a career in perhaps lab testing of minerals or oil and gas (gas chromatography, pyrolysis). However I'm not sure with a Bachelor's in Geology, whether those lab testing jobs are suitable or they only take chemist. Can those with a geology degree work in a oil and gas lab?
I'm not sure if I should stay in mining (they have increased my job scope to more technical such as technical drawing, maybe ore dressing, learning about boreholes) or transfer to somewhere else. Taking into account that maybe in the future I might want to do a masters in petroleum geology or environmental science, I'm not sure which is my best solution. So far my application for other jobs has not been successful.
Thanks

This post has been edited by gilmar: Jun 5 2013, 05:39 PM

Try join Core Lab Ltd, SGS

Thank you

Hi,

I just got an interview offer from Synergy Oil & Gas Engineering Sdn Bhd. Do you guys have any info on it? Their website doesn't say much though Cheers everyone!

Anyone interested on coordination job? Got vacancy for one MNC company.

Hi Vervain. What kind of coordination job? Do they hire fresh graduates?