better check out with the nigerian consulate here before you go. might end up as a con job or u might be held hostage in worst case scenario

Guys,
Just wondering where can i subscribe broadband in Labuan??

If you got a house phone, then Streamyx. Or else, just mobile broadband with one of the 3G operators. Check on their websites for coverage.

Hi guys ^^

Anybody know what is the job scope of a HSE/Production Technical Assistant? I'm a fresh graduate with degree in chemical engineering and executive diploma in occupational safety and health. I just got a call that require me to go to an interview with PCPP tomorrow at KLCC. How much wage should I answer if they ask me this question?

Oil price now is USD79 per barrel rite? Damn nervous >.<

which course more change to get a work in oil & gas company onshore or offshore for graduate in diploma? mechanical engineering? process engineering? or instrument engineering?

Hey guys, I need your opinions. I've been offered to work in Exxonmobil. But I haven't made up my mind about this. Should I take the offer? Is Exxonmobil a really good place to work in terms of the benefits and all, comparing to the other ONG companies. =)

Exxonmobile is a great company..most of the O&G companies share the same working environment. The most important part is getting into an O&G company..than you can jump ship among other O&G companies later.

Just asking. What are the career prospects of a petrol eng today in the job market? Plus, izzit destined every petrol eng wil get their hands dirty? I mean i prefer office life than offshore.

Not really. But to climb higher and get reputation, u have to go offshore regardless (whether it will involve dirty or not) or else u simply dont have the capability to continue on as petroleum engineer.

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Added on March 5, 2010, 5:36 pmYes. But is it really an offer or just part of stage interview? Anyway if u live in KL and they base u in KL then it's a good one. Or else they might transfer you...say terengganu (with benefits of course if u ask).

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Mar 5 2010, 05:36 PM

No, in fact most petroleum engineers will work as reservoir engineers where you will work in office and do reservoir (dynamic) modeling, very exciting job if you like to work with computers and modeling fluid flow through a computer modeling software.
Anyway if you do petroleum engineering you have a wider selection of upstream career to choose from.

*get your hands dirty will probably be your lab work especially if you do drilling engineering course where you will handle awful lot of drilling muds.

This post has been edited by december88: Mar 5 2010, 05:52 PM

Tq for the replies. Well then, i guess taking chemical eng has a wider prospect than petrol eng isnt it? Since i prefer the office based jobs.

This post has been edited by pc123: Mar 6 2010, 10:02 AM

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Added on March 6, 2010, 10:37 pmI already went for the interview. i'll be based at PD refinery. what are the benefits usually they're offering? how many annual leaves. i havent got the offer letter yet.

This post has been edited by mrsbrightside: Mar 6 2010, 10:38 PM

hi there,

what position exxon offer you?mind to ask when are you applying for that job?if i am not mistaken they take 3-4 mth to process our application right?

any O&G company hiring ppl? My friend is loking for job. He have been in O&G quite a time but recently retrenched. Anybody can help? Really appreaciate ur help. PM me.... Thanks

em. I'm offered a technical position. yes, it takes months to process. i went for the interview last year, oct 09.

Hi Guys,

I got an interview next week for position Deepwater Engineer Trainee at this company but i will undergo 12 month training in the Gulf of Mexico(USA) and then 12 month of actual account responsibility back in the region of origin especially deepwater related project.

Upon completion of the training program, I will be place as Field Engineers based in Malaysia to be part of Deepwater projects core team members.

Do you guy have any ideas why kind of questions they will ask or any tip from experienced person here.

thanks in advance

wow...sounds like u hit SLB...congratz.

too early to congratz me, its just an interview and might be another interview after this.
btw, it isn't SLB but i gonna give a try. Perhaps anybody from this field can give me an advise of tips.

Cannot really tell u much since I dont work there, better u just wait till the offer letter and then ask question since different positions may offer different benefits. So far as I know big O&G companies like Exxon should be generous in terms of benefits.

So what is the outcome?

Do you mind disclosing the offer?
Coz I am Chem eng grad as well.

Actively looking for job

If im not mistaken its under petronas rite?
Since its a JV company

This post has been edited by prakashpj82: Mar 10 2010, 12:25 AM