why dont you try call him back....maybe there will be an interview at other day...

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Added on October 22, 2012, 12:01 pmhaha...really? myb he feels sad...so where do you work now???

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Added on October 22, 2012, 12:04 pmi just send my resume to this man rhamzah@welltec.com... you can see this email when you open contact at welltec and click at malaysia....it will show up...
best of luck bro

This post has been edited by pdot4: Oct 22 2012, 12:04 PM

Wire transfer of course. I would recommend opening a USD account with the local bank and you can transfer the money in USD (most ME countries have their currency pegged to the USD) and once you see the USD appreciates, then you can transfer the USD to a RM currency account. Some of us open an offshore Cayman Island or Isle of Man (because we are paid in Sterling Pounds).

thanks for the heads up!

ooo thx for the insight bro.hope to venture out to overseas once ive gathered more years in the sector.

speaking about circles, ong is a small circle.after thus many months ive been in, seen the very same people all over walks of position/company.it seems were all connected from one well to the other, no matter the location/rig.

meetings/contractor forum etc has been a good place for new comer like me to build more contacts

This post has been edited by mhyug: Oct 22 2012, 07:04 PM

That is why if you've seen some of my post, I always advice people in the industry to network, network, network.

Salam. Sy nk hntar resume kat mana2 company in ong. Ade suggestion beserta emel mereka? thanks

Yeah n most of the vacancy are based on recommendation or word of mouth rather than being advertised

agreed..trying to make a network here

Hi guys, I've just graduated as a Mechanical Engineer from Melbourne and I've applied to almost all of the O&G companies listed at the top of this forum but no replies. Does anyone know of any companies that are hiring fresh grads at the moment ?

Hows your grade? The thing is your discipline is quite general, not like petroleum engineer, etc. So you have to compete with alot more candidates, and you need to have something different in your resume to make yourself stands out. For instance, why should I hire a candidate with civil engineering background from u.s, when I have someone else with petroleum engineering degree from utm? It will save me alot of time to train them.
Another thing is, just be patient. I got called for interview 4 months after I graduated. Also I went for another interview 1 year after I submitted my application. Apparently they do keep your resume and call you when there is vacancy.

Thanks for the motivating words. Graduated 2 months ago but no interviews as yet. Grade not so good, average only 69 %
Guess I'll just keep on applying and waiting

hi , wanna ask about electrical things related to oil and gas.

If i want to learn about load list and single line diagram for simple system (e.g. UPS, DB) got any recommended website or read for me ?

* fresh grad here. working for contractor EPCC company.

currently busy doing TBE, PR, TC (all paperworks) would like to know more on the technical side (systems)

anyone ever heard about company named ogas trade sdn bhd?
went through their website seems like other sub-con/vendor to end users..i guess.
btw they're offering me project/mechanical engr. i mean choose either one..o_O"
anyone knows about this company,capabilities,etc kindly share...
thanks a lot..

They are a recruitment company

like seriously? a recruitment company?
their website seems saying otherwise..not to mention services like drilling, base coordination, etc.
not sure though..
then why they need a project/mechanical egr. for their own company? lol..

Just got email from Petronas, shortlisted to attend the Structured Interview . Ohh man, Im so excited about this and at the same time i feel nervous.

Btw, my background is Elec-Telecommunication, most probably the vacancy is for Elec and Instrument engineer at Labuan. Anyone can share their experience of the interview and also the job scope?

Besides networking, has nobody tried rigzone's career center website page which list a number of positions available within malaysia and overseas?

I used it to snag my previous position but as they say, networking and building a good work relations with everybody is very important in moving around the OnG industry.

what do u guys think about ladies applying ong jobs?is it tough nowadays?im a fresh graduate,female from utp.thanks!

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Added on October 23, 2012, 9:25 pmSI is divided into 2 session,1st case study+role play,this part u will be given an article and u'll be asked/brainstormin about it.for role play,u'll be given card for certain situation where u have to act as manager and handle the problem.

and another one is CBI(forgot wat it stands for LOL) but this session they will ask about ur strength and weakness also bout urself and bckground.here's a tip from my fellow fren http://tenangsudey.blogspot.com/2012/06/ti...ew-si-atau.html

good luck!

This post has been edited by peace_4u89: Oct 23 2012, 09:25 PM

If Labuan then most likely in PML (Petronas Methanol Labuan).

I saw Apex job ads at Jobstreet. Bet it for Sabah SAMUR project