Yes you got chance to work in OnG. You can be either surveyor or processor. Surveyor is responsible to handle the project given, collect data, & do some reports. In other hand processor task is to process the data, do plans & etc (I dunno the job scope as processor )

Surveyor most of the time working at offshore and processor in the office. And sometimes processor may required to go offshore.

AFAIK, no hiring have been made at the moment (from what I heard in the office). Anyway, you graduate from what university? Coz Fugro tend to pick UTM graduates.

Well, still a lot of local offshore survey company out there such Orogenic, TL Geo Hydro, Offshore Works & more....

p/s: I speak myself as I am a Fugro employee...

This post has been edited by apis_jay: Oct 2 2009, 10:38 PM

Hi mr. apis_jay, any open vacancy with Fugro? Previously I have several working experienced with navigation+positioning & survey jobs.. emm, base on your & all my frens experience, can I expand my knowledge+career with ROVs. I'm just dip holder in IT.

This post has been edited by acces_denied: Oct 3 2009, 10:20 PM

Well, you can check http://www.fugro.com/careers for any vacancies... Which company you working right now?

I'm myself not very sure what the requirement for working with ROV (as I'm in survey division ). If you got skills they required why not.
BTW, Fugro got new ROV division in Singapore.

i graduated my diploma in Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College and now i'm in Uni of Tasmania doing my degree(3rd year).Are u graduated from the surveying stream too??

Guys, do you know any website to find out day rates for experienced hires? 5-10 year experience.

what kinda position u looking at???

for ROV, check this out...

http://www.rovworld.com/docs/rates.html

Yep. I'm in surveying stream. BTW, I'm graduated from UTM in Geomatic Engineering a.k.a Surveying (for some reason not many people doesn't know about Geomatic) ... Been working for 2 years though...

Hi, I'm a fresh grad in civil engineering, now working at consultancy firm for about 3 months already. Actually I'm looking for opportunities in O&G since final year, but then I'm lack of info where to apply to. Lately I'm aiming for big companies like Shell, SLB and Petronas but due to competition, I doubt they would hire a fresh grad. Mostly requires like 5-10 years of experience.

So anyone can suggest few smaller companies around ? Hoping to work offshore as specialist or engineer or anything that suits me.

anyone work wif Ranhill Worley before? enviroment gud? pay for fresh grad engineer hw much? hear tat turnover rate is high... but fri work half day...izzit all oil gas company fri half day?
most of the projects are onshore or offshore? i prefer offshore projects....

Ranhill Worley is consultant or EPCC contractor? can share more of the company?

Friday half day? No lah. Saturday and Sunday off only. The half day probably apply to muslim only. But that's in Sarawak, what I heard from a friend of mine.

Turnover rate high? I heard all O&G companies have that.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Oct 5 2009, 01:54 PM

friday if its not busy sometimes i can take half day ... but sunday working "

Hi guys,
Can anyone please share the experience working as Junior Field Engineer...
1. How to secure a position as Field Engineer?
2. What to expect during the interview? will be assessed on technical knowledge? need to understand rig operation?
3. Any proposed website to study about field engineer responsibility? study materials available?
4. How about salary wise? Any allowance given if work offshore?
5. Which company provide the best opportunity working as Field Engineer?

thanks...

Got for company men, night supervisors, OIMs etc?

sorry, unfortunately i dont...

friend, you going for SLB interview ?

just wonder do ranhill-worley have process design?

Nope, SLB have recruitment?

yes they have, its all about design, process, instruement, electrical, mechanical, piping, pipelines, structural

Guys.. Wana attain info. If a person hv 3 years of working experience in construction industry specifically in HVAC (heating , ventilation and aircond ) system. Wat are the posibility of getting employed in o&g industry? What are the suitable position to apply for? Heards o&g giving handsome pay. Wana try my luck with my construction industry backgound. Hopefully it will be relevant in someway. TQ.

You have very good chance. You can apply as field engineer. All offshore facilities have HVAC systems. However I'm not sure which company supply HVAC systems for the OnG industry.