Our yard now are really lacking of skilled welders. Seems that welders banyak lari to Sabah...

hey guys...it's me again, i have a question..

why for shop drawings, there exists two types of drawings, one is "normal" shop drawings and another is NDE shop drawings..

Can anyone explain to me what is NDE and what are the differences of both drawings? thanks.

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Added on December 8, 2012, 11:04 amand guys, I saw lot of students asking about civil engineering opportunity in this industry.. to answer your question..there are tonnes! I myself am a graduate civil engineer working on a client side for only 6 months..more to learn..hehehe anything can ask me..

This post has been edited by Pisanggoreng: Dec 8 2012, 11:04 AM

NDT I know la, Non Destructive Test. Is it structure drawings? I can ask my colleague on Monday.

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Nowadays experienced welders who are qualified upto 6g are in high demand for offshore or plant work. You pay them flat salary or per day wage?

Finally..........

yea...it's a structural drawing..thanks yea

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Added on December 8, 2012, 2:09 pmI heard rumors that they are considering hiring vietnamese welders...LOL

This post has been edited by Pisanggoreng: Dec 8 2012, 02:09 PM

does that mean more vacancies??

NDE or NDT are the same, just American and British english. NDE stands for Non Destructive Examination.

no.. not really... just want the confirmation... bcoz the management told me that when i put 500 as for the allowance, they told me that i bcome too demanding... i thought 500 is ok....

Structural fabrication engineering got three basically
1)shop dwgs - framing plans, layout, details which is detailed from AFC dwgs, detailed to beams/assembly no
2)NDE dwgs - plan dwgs which got welding joint nos and details
3)cutting plan - a cutting layout of plates,tubs with heat no.

Im not a structural eng, hope its correct

hey bro..thanks...i think u're right...because I asked someone and they said the same things too..NDE drawings have welding joint details on the drawings..

Try MMCOG. But don't expect too much. It's a good 'training ground' here. Send your cv to hr@mmcogel.com.my


In consultant, my current company, current entry level salary is 3k.

In my current company it's 3 months. I'm leaving this January and have to pay for the penalty by myself. Two months salary, too bad the company I'm leaving for didn't have the policy to cover that.


Amboi hang, aim kemain nak masuk drilling. Masuk forum terus mintak kerja. Senangnyaaa...

LOL to the ritual! Damnit my BMI is getting worse.


Anyone in Kemaman? I'll be there for two months from this January.

Oh, one more thing. A friend of mine is currently a naval architect in intecsea. Works are not much of a naval architect job scope for quite some time now (doing pipeline). He's willing to work/learn more in naval. Can anyone suggest any potential company that would take in a 2 years exp naval architect? Leighton last time looking for a 10years exp.

This post has been edited by preakzz: Dec 9 2012, 11:42 AM

Try SBM Offshore..they recruited some of the fresh grads...also can try Technip or SapuKencang...

NDE or NDT drawings is required after the welding activity and NDT such as MT,PT, RT,UT. There also will indicate how much percent need to do NDE inside the drawings. That is how the NDE drawings appear.

This post has been edited by engrfeez: Dec 9 2012, 01:28 PM

hoo so where is your next destination??btw im in kemaman ksb is the hotspot, every one is there.

This post has been edited by mhyug: Dec 9 2012, 02:36 PM

He chose intecsea instead of sbm last time because Intecsea wanted him to start asap. Thanks for the info, I'll let him know on sapurakencana.

Haha. Gonna see you around in ksb then. Next destination is Egypt but for training only. I'm gonna be based in kemaman for years.. zzz

Yeah, and the inspector usually uses a highlight pen to indicate the areas which he did the test. Last time i had to inspect the steam turbine module for one FPSO ship, the project engineer wanted to impress the owner of the vessel so he requested the QA/QC department to change the percentage from the usual 20% to 100%. God damn singaporean.

That is call to much impression . Normally in codes and standard it indicate how much percentage, but of course some of people would like to show more impress to Client and gives more confident regards to the quality matters.

Remember high quality will comes with high cost. No harm if the project have a lot of budget. Hehe

there's one more, as-built drawings. the AFC dwgs will be updated to 'As-Built' drawings to reflect the final built of the structures.