huh..look like bright future in O&G industry..hehe
currently i am studying in transport and logistic..
any job in O&G industry suit to me??

Cmon, dont be sarcastic. It's just what my collegues are going through and just wanna share with all of you. Sharing is caring. Different people are entitled to different opinion and I'm sure everyone is free to share their opinion here as well.

Well, there are so many O&G co. around, so many fields, some work offshore, some work in the office. Some work in remote places while others enjoy the buzz of city life. So, in a way, you choose to become what you are... Got to lie on the bed that you've made, right?

hi all, i am doing a lot of research regarding oil and gas company, anybody can tell me what company is providing 28/28 or 56/28 .....what position normally? can civil engineering student fit that position, your opinion is much appreciate~

hello,who know about selia oil and gas?

hey there.

i just finished my diploma engineering technology in ship construction and maintenance. any position that suit me?

thanks.

Agree with depster. There are so many ONG company that give you high paid, with normal working hours (most of the time that is). When you factor the working condition, facilities, location, you can see some line of work is not as bad as what you said that also give you big bucks.
Also, dont compare freshies salary, of course it will be different. Try to compare people with experiance of 5,10,20 years experiance. It might not be too different.

OnG, a technologically cutting edge industry. new industrial equipment/standard/practise generally comes to OnG 1st before trickle down to others.

i.e one of my old manager tell me that last time OnG use safety harness when other plants just use safety belt.

true? false? mostly true?

Hi mind to share your duties in O&G HSE?
I have masters in this field.
I wana venture into this but duno how the day to day life wil be..

hey all
anyone here has any experience in flare gas recovery ?
looking for some info ...

thanks in advance !!

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haha

your seniors got it right though ... you get paid so much for a reason !

trust me on this one ^.^ no such thing as a free lunch.

you want to have your public holidays, weekends, celebrations, work a 8 hour days, normal life, better say NO to offshore OnG life (and bonus) and get a desk job.

I doubt so.

just a question .. why do you doubt it ?

Do anyone know is there any job opporunities for global process system currently ?

go ship engine department ..

find mmhe, burmi armada or misc

and macam2 also got la

i find this quite true, u will wish the last place to happen accident is on offshore

injury, takes time and money to send the injured workers. hard to find replacement

fire, so hard to extinguish and lost so much money

so safety is paramount

You probably hit the nail on SLB and Shell. But as for Petronas and Halliburton fresh grad pay, you are way off the mark.

This post has been edited by carloz28: Oct 4 2010, 08:44 PM

Actually, what jingle bubbles says about operating companies and servicing companies are correct. When one is on the client side one will, well basically hammer the contractor cos heck! we paid for it and when one is on the contractor side kena hammer lor. lol. Certain position salaries can be higher on the client side but most of them are lower vs contractor but do remember when being on contractor side the salary is based on the contract you signed with the company and only for the duration of the project. You will not get the benefits of the client when sitting on contractor side, etc.

For example Shell's max payout for a HSE Advisor is only rm13.5k whereas should one sit on contractor side it can go up to 20k and more depending on the project. However, specific positions have recently come to light which actually bumps that figure up such as Marine HSE, which commands a min of 17k up to 25k depending on contract and situation.

SO it's pretty much how you negotiate and how much you think you are worth to the company.

what kinda info you looking for ? I have dealt with flare gas recovery before.

looking for info on reinjection of multiphase effluent into back into production lines .. i know that separated gas has been injected successfully, but what about multiphase flow ?