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pinkdalmation
post Jun 29 2008, 01:35 PM

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zeusu

i just want to know what its like there? what i would need to bring with me and what i can easily get..considering that ive never even seen a rig in my entire life, i cant imagine what its going to be like.. i heard for testing you get to spend most of the time in the base, but the guy who told me is a newbie as well so both of us are just guessing..
and what about food? internet connection? just anything that can be of help, im leaving on wednesday!
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post Jun 30 2008, 01:08 AM


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QUOTE(am_eniey @ Jun 29 2008, 12:20 PM)
I was with Geoservices once, despite being called Geocircus, I also call it GeoTAMBI and GeoNEPAL if you know what i mean...... the most filthy job in any sector, the lowest pay and the most MF career one would find.....avoid GeoTAMBI at all causes....TAMBITAMBITAMBI......MF TAMBI.....You retards who is still with geotambi, do not pretend to your friend that your post is on top of the world, you are actually below the sewer system !


Added on June 29, 2008, 12:27 pmI'm glad that I quit Geoservices, if can, I want to remove the Geoservices portion from inside my head
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Yo, take it slow bro.
From your message, it seems a job to avoid big time. Mind to describe your experience on the geoservices? Either good or bad of it that made you to state the above statement.
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post Jul 1 2008, 11:13 PM

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Do anyone hear about this company for doing engineering work in oil & gas field?


SS-Tech Engineering Sdn Bhd
No. 5G, The PJ Highway Centre,
Jalan 51/205, 46050 Petaling Jaya,

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post Jul 2 2008, 12:40 AM

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QUOTE(maityson @ Jun 27 2008, 07:04 PM)
Thanks for ur advise

they are offering me the position of hr exec. so which employment category is it?
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well basically hr is the same for all companies
u recruit ppl and deal with works regarding employment
just google over the net

QUOTE(sulynne @ Jun 28 2008, 01:27 PM)
I was recently offered a position with Shell Miri. Just want to find out if Shell is that GOOD that it's worth shifting to Miri? Anyone working in Shell can share why you think Shell is the BEST company in M'sia?
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i had a senior who breached petronas's contract to join shell and he has to pay 100k over a fortnight. so go figure.

QUOTE(einstoned @ Jun 29 2008, 12:13 PM)
Hi,

I've been following this thread for a while now. I am a recent graduate from The City University of New York majoring in Mechanical Engineering and I was wondering how the I get my feet into the oil and gas company. Most of the online postings for jobs in the oil and gas sector requires a number of experience and not many positions available for fresh graduates.

If any LYN members can point me to the right direction on where to go that would be very helpful.

I appreciate future help. Thank You....
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well imho, u can try applying thru the respective websites for each o&g company. they are listed on the 1st post. big2 companies such as exxon, shell, petronas or even service companies such as slb, baker hughes, etc seldom put their jobs ad online via jobstreet, etc.
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post Jul 2 2008, 08:42 AM

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QUOTE(overruled23 @ Jul 2 2008, 12:40 AM)
i had a senior who breached petronas's contract to join shell and he has to pay 100k over a fortnight. so go figure.
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That doesn't mean anything.
Shell is surely a better company compared to Petronas (as most people said) but still depend on the job prospect, the position in the company etc.

Working in operating company. Prospect?
Working in consultant. Prospect?
Working in installation company. Prospect?
Working in service company. Prospect?

Thus, its very hard to a conclusion just based on an example.
MAybe the UTP senior love Shell so much? where his gf/wife there?

To some people, 100k isn't a big amount.
Some petronas scholar I know in UTP, their father damn rich !!!
pisangman
post Jul 3 2008, 08:28 PM

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hello..i would like to ask for an advice...
if i have been working for 1-2mnths after i graduated, should i state it in the CV if i plan to apply to other jobs in the same industry? or should i just say that im fresh grad? just worried that companies might think im job hopper

thanks
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post Jul 3 2008, 08:47 PM

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wanna ask.
normally, how much do marine engineer for oil tanker will be paid?
coz i got sponsorship from AET(formerly known as American Eagle Tanker).
i'll be sent to to work as a marine engineer onboard one of their vessel.

anyone have any experience/info regarding this company?
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post Jul 4 2008, 01:29 AM

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where do i start as a fresh grad if i wanna go deeper into oil & gas? its hard for a chem eng 2.2 student =(
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post Jul 4 2008, 12:29 PM

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Anybody in Dubai this weekend???


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:42 pm
QUOTE(zeusu @ Jun 29 2008, 01:08 AM)
mudlogger & mud (drilling fluid) engineer are 2 separate jobs.

mudlogger: monitor fluid & cuttings return from downhole. companies doing this e.g. Baker Hughes, ILO, GeoServices. Sample catcher's pay is the lowest on the rig, maybe slightly higher than laundry guy but once you do that for like 3-6 months, you go become a mudlogger then data engineer.

mud engineer: prepare drilling fluid for downhole including LCM for curing losses, etc. companies which do this e.g. MI-Swaco, Baroid. Last heard salary (about 1 month ago) for consultant is $850/day, 4-4 rotation, $1000/day for overtime.

basically for drilling operations, everyone works for a service company which are in charge of different activities, operator companies only have very few representatives on site & even then, they can be all consultants/contractors & not permanent employees.

so, pinkdalmation, what do you need to know about qatar?
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Right, I think Zuesu painted a very descriptive picture here. Mud-loggers, trust me - you don't want to stay there too long. Sample catcher? Also known as shit-baggers... not fun, especially when you're using oil based mud!!!

I am also working for Qatar, any info needed, you're welcome to ask Pinkdalmation. Currently, I am between both Qatar and UAE, and I am currently stuck in Dubai.

Among those guys who get better pay on the rig: company man (obviously), mud engineer, field engineer running fishing, whipstocks, cementing, wireline, MWD/LWD


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:52 pm
QUOTE(lin00b @ Jun 27 2008, 10:46 PM)
hi, would like to know some conditions of upstream work.

as a field engineer, does it involves hard labour? i mean, does the job scope involves lugging huge pipings around etc? or is it done by others/machines and you mostly monitor?

which job description would you observe to have the hardest life? the easiest?
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Yup, a few days of hard labour, basking in the hot middle east sun! No kidding! Can be heavy lifting a bit, but you can leave a lot to cranes and roughnecks, floorhands and roustabouts to handle. Some days, when drilling is fine, you just sit around in front of the computer, doing logs and paperwork. Other days when all hell break loose, things fail, you would get really busy! I am speaking from a Logging While Drilling (LWD) engineer's point of view.


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:56 pm
QUOTE(pinkdalmation @ Jun 28 2008, 07:34 PM)
hey anyone based in doha, qatar?
im heading there soon, would appreciate any advice since its going to be my first location, thanks!
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First, food is even more expensive than in US. Because they don't have much natural resources to begin with, other than sand, gas and oil.

There will be months of sandstorms. Be wary of that. It can be really COLD during nights in winter. Hard to get taxi, and they will FFK even if you book them through phone! Good to liase with a private taxi driver and keep his mobile phone number handy! House rental, 8x the price in Malaysia! It's a hell-hole to live in, in a sorry state.

If you head out to land-rigs, tough time! It'll be Indian food everyday, guaranteed you a day or two of diarrhea. If offshore, you'd be luckier. You'll be either working for BP, Shell, Maersk, RasGas or Qatar Petroleum. Which one?


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:56 pm
QUOTE(comat @ Jun 25 2008, 01:51 PM)
I believe some of you is working for Baker Hughes,I have been invited for a technical test next week,hope you guys can give some tips on what type of questions,how bout the format etc.

FYI the test is for Field Engineer.

Thanks

* A bit afraid,hope I will pass the test. icon_question.gif  blush.gif
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I am a Baker boy, should be a piece of cake...

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post Jul 4 2008, 01:20 PM

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QUOTE(kslee79 @ Jul 4 2008, 12:29 PM)
Anybody in Dubai this weekend???


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:42 pm

Right, I think Zuesu painted a very descriptive picture here. Mud-loggers, trust me - you don't want to stay there too long. Sample catcher? Also known as shit-baggers... not fun, especially when you're using oil based mud!!!

I am also working for Qatar, any info needed, you're welcome to ask Pinkdalmation. Currently, I am between both Qatar and UAE, and I am currently stuck in Dubai.

Among those guys who get better pay on the rig: company man (obviously), mud engineer, field engineer running fishing, whipstocks, cementing, wireline, MWD/LWD


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:52 pm

Yup, a few days of hard labour, basking in the hot middle east sun! No kidding! Can be heavy lifting a bit, but you can leave a lot to cranes and roughnecks, floorhands and roustabouts to handle. Some days, when drilling is fine, you just sit around in front of the computer, doing logs and paperwork. Other days when all hell break loose, things fail, you would get really busy! I am speaking from a Logging While Drilling (LWD) engineer's point of view.


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:56 pm

First, food is even more expensive than in US. Because they don't have much natural resources to begin with, other than sand, gas and oil.

There will be months of sandstorms. Be wary of that. It can be really COLD during nights in winter. Hard to get taxi, and they will FFK even if you book them through phone! Good to liase with a private taxi driver and keep his mobile phone number handy! House rental, 8x the price in Malaysia! It's a hell-hole to live in, in a sorry state.

If you head out to land-rigs, tough time! It'll be Indian food everyday, guaranteed you a day or two of diarrhea. If offshore, you'd be luckier. You'll be either working for BP, Shell, Maersk, RasGas or Qatar Petroleum. Which one?


Added on July 4, 2008, 12:56 pm

I am a Baker boy, should be a piece of cake...
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oh..hai..i have some questions..

- in the website right are we external candidates or university recruit?
- their interviews in malaysia or in the respective country like britain...?
-as a fresh graduate how should we apply?

thanks...
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post Jul 4 2008, 01:55 PM

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Just asking,
What qualification need to enter for this industry?

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post Jul 4 2008, 08:09 PM

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just asking too..
noob here
i wan to help my frenz to find job on gas piping..
he alredy got dip in mech. gas enginrg but still dont get the jod..any one can give advce or link to get the job..
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post Jul 6 2008, 03:12 PM

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does anyone here know Dimension Bid?

i heard basic salary for Junior Field Engineer is RM3000 + offshore allowance RM120/day. once u'r confirmed (within 6 months), ur basic is revised to RM3500 and RM180/day offshore allowance.

is it really that good?
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Just checked the company website and saw the services they provided. Salary is not too bad. A good stepping stone to bigger service companies.
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post Jul 6 2008, 05:39 PM

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my fren is currenly working at dimension bid. he said dimension bid is expanding n going for electric line soon. they r currently Malaysia's #1 slickline service company.. their clients include exxonmobil, petrofac, talisman, total, conoco phillips, carigali hess, petronas carigali, shell, n those from vietnam & thailand. high prospect eh? nod.gif

they hv offices in KL (HQ), kemaman (ksb), labuan, n miri. their website is outdated mad.gif

current openings at DB: sales engr, log analyst, project engr, system analyst (all positions to be based in KL)

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post Jul 6 2008, 05:57 PM

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QUOTE(riolala @ Jul 6 2008, 05:39 PM)
my fren is currenly working at dimension bid. he said dimension bid is expanding n going for electric line soon. they r currently Malaysia's #1 slickline service company.. their clients include exxonmobil, petrofac, talisman, total, conoco phillips, carigali hess, petronas carigali, shell, n those from vietnam & thailand. high prospect eh?  nod.gif

they hv offices in KL (HQ), kemaman (ksb), labuan, n miri. their website is outdated  mad.gif

current openings at DB: sales engr, log analyst, project engr, system analyst (all positions to be based in KL)
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how to apply?
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QUOTE(riolala @ Jul 6 2008, 03:12 PM)
does anyone here know Dimension Bid?

i heard basic salary for Junior Field Engineer is RM3000 + offshore allowance RM120/day. once u'r confirmed (within 6 months), ur basic is revised to RM3500 and RM180/day offshore allowance.

is it really that good?
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http://siva-my.jobstreet.com/_ja/jobstreet...ID=661559&src=a

Interested candidates are to encouraged to apply online with a complete resume stating experience, current and expected salary, passport size photo, contact telephone number and email address at db.kl@dimensionbid.com or mail to;

Human Resources Manager
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Level 9 (Left Wing) Menara CMY
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Tel: 03-2166 8877
Fax: 03-2166 8787
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post Jul 7 2008, 02:17 PM

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Hi All

I'm seeking an advice from those who is work with Baker Atlas,I have been called to attend for a face2face interview on 22nd July 08,may I know what is the interview look like,I mean... is there so many technical questions they ask,what are their expectation,how is the format.ie 3 panel or 1 panel only..

please I do hope that somebody could help me on this.

I dont want to miss this chance. icon_question.gif icon_question.gif

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post Jul 7 2008, 02:56 PM

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QUOTE(comat @ Jul 7 2008, 02:17 PM)
Hi All

I'm seeking an advice from those who is work with Baker Atlas,I have been called to attend for a face2face interview on 22nd July 08,may I know what is the interview look like,I mean... is there so many technical questions they ask,what are their expectation,how is the format.ie 3 panel or 1 panel only..

please I do hope that somebody could help me on this.

I dont want to miss this chance. icon_question.gif  icon_question.gif
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may i know how do you apply to baker atlas or baker hughes? coz i can't find its relevant contact email..also is civil engr qualified in this company?
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QUOTE(gonzapod @ Jul 7 2008, 02:56 PM)
may i know how do you apply to baker atlas or baker hughes? coz i can't find its relevant contact email..also is civil engr qualified in this company?
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I apply to Baker Atlas through JOBSTREET only, and I dont have any idea they accept or npt for Civil,but if U talked about consultant and fabricator side,yes,they are looking for Civil people,cause you maybe attach to Structure Dept..I know this because actually now I'm in consultant as Instrument Engineer.

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