Hi guys,
I have been more than 3 years in static equipment design. Just wonder can i still change to process design? i do send cv to those consultancy firm recently but seem like no news at all. They seem like only recruit to fresh or with relevant experiece, is it true? Thanks

hi guys, do u guys know any O&G company in Singapore that is looking for engineer?

thank you very much...

Tell me also...
Thanks...

SOOOO many companies looking for engineers nia. I just helped my brother get a job. good one too. he's with this german company based in KL and well his 3rd year working after getting his degree and his salary with that company already 5 digits. Kaneh took me longer to earn that much lol. Then again i aint no engineer lolx.

Hey guys. May I butt in? just joined SapuraCrest (TLO). Now in HSE dept.

Care to tell me the company name?

Thanks...

GL?

TLO still need engineer???

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Added on September 21, 2010, 9:36 pmWhat company?
Can let me know??

This post has been edited by travelyew: Sep 21 2010, 09:36 PM

haha. later if i pursue degree after tired of sailing, u must help fellow seaman also k!

hey anyone interested in doing internship in an oil and gas consultation firm..
must be this year and must be from mechanical engineering

pm me if interested...

siao arr? If you are a lifting engineer, and well you should know which company lor *hint* it's german lolx.


OO in TLO in HSE arr? on project? or permanent? based where? I know LOADS of TLO fellows. hehe my kaki-lang nia lolx

Help fellow seaman? no probs man I'll try to help where i can.

I just started so I wouldn't be familliar with the situation. But to my knowledge, the comapny is expanding so there might be more opportunities.

on contract now (probation). hopefully permanent. based at HQ

Hi All experienced person here..... Can give me some advise?

I'm a fresh grad holding a Master in Engineering in Mechanical Engineering(Honours) from University of Nottingham. I just started working for 3 months as a Sales Engineer at a ESD manufacturing company from Singapore for Semicon industry. I'm still under probation for 6 months, 3 more to go. (Previously I've chosen this position over a R&D engineer in Panasonic A/C Malaysia because having higher pay and benefits here)

I felt a bit wasted to work as sales engineer, and wonder how far can I go in this job. How do you guys advise me? I really thinking of venturing into O&G industry, but I have not contacts at all around me. Nobody into this field, anyone here can provide me details and intro pls?? Your advice is very much appreciated.

guys, in oil rigs, how much does the chefs there earn *roughly* and hows their working hours etc etc. anyone has that information?

i believe it should be around usd 1200++ onwards. at least that is how much they pay minimum for 2nd cook onboard ship.

on some of our rig they work for 4weeks and 2weeks off and some 6weeks and 3weeks off...by the way, catering crews are from manpower supply company (outsource)...dont know much on their salary...roughly, during onboard (basic + offshore allowance), off time (basic only)...cheers..

This post has been edited by meonkutu11: Sep 24 2010, 09:01 AM

i've recently stumble upon this ad on this blog:

savvycareers.blogspot.com

post for operations coordinator.

any idea what kind of job they do?

Oil and Gas industry may bring you the big bucks, but there are many trade-offs.
One of the most obvious, the time spent with your family and friends are definitely lesser.
Having spent 8 months interning in an O&G company, it definitely wasn't all fun and joy there. The stress and workload is high, the working hours are long, and basically, oil and gas companies are situated at remote places, i.e. no fun.

However, if you really want to venture into this field for the sake of money, go for servicing companies such as Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes etc.
Operating companies such as Petronas and Shell does not have that high pay compared to servicing companies.

For example: basic pay for fresh grad in Halliburton RM4.5k+, in schlumberger RM5k+
In petronas, it is only RM 4k, Shell RM 3.8k

But you have to set your priorities right.
When I interned there, my collegues always tell me, yes the pay is good, but you get shit all the time, no life.

Just my 2 cents.

Hi,

Question.
Anyone here working in Yokogawa Electric Malaysia?
Just want to know the working environment & culture at there.
How about career development?

Please feedback.
Thank you.

Wow.... summary for ages old and one of the most lucrative industries based on 8 months of internship. Not even the sky is the limit for you... ...