i think any company dealing with petronas is also included in oil n gas.
like those fabricators: ramunia, MMHE, kencana, oilfab, sime darby.
main contractor: shell, exxonmobile,.....
and many more

yea lor... any company involved with o n g should be in....

hi everyone out there, juz wan 2 know wat'll be the prospect of a civil engineer in O&G industry?> i'll complete my master degree in structural engineering tis coming june.. pls kindly advice... thanx a lot...

maybe as a consultant or contractor for those company that service the rigs...

bro, can giv me few example so tat i can google about the company lo;) coz i totally fresh in O&G industry... now try 2 read up more coz after i reading tis 32 pages, i dun c much discuss on structural engineer ..sigh ;( ...anyway thanx 4 helping

worley parson?

worleyparsons would be a good place for structural engineer to learn.
the workload is very heavy there, always OT.
a good place to learn.

I heard they only taking fresh graduates very good cgpa. >3.5

This post has been edited by allenultra: Mar 22 2008, 11:11 AM

some1 ask wildchai to add this

http://www.sbmmalaysia.com/

to the 1st page ^^

Ada PM kan senang?

i dun like ppl pm me XD maybe later u r like me... hahaha

2 many wolves around these days...

Did anyone know anything about Welltec? Of course I did some reading on their website but just want to know if any of u is working for them or know someone from there...interested to apply for the field engineer post..appreciate ur feedback..

bro, ranhill-worley izzit the same with worleypersons? i got a fren work in Technip, still vr fresh, less than 1 year there.... he say vr relax lo... hehe.. but won't learn much la...another thing is tis consultant will hav any chance 2 go offshore later on? coz i dun like 2 sit in office one.. sigh ;(

for fresh...i would like to suggest go to consultant or fabricator....dont go to client such as petronas or shell....because u will not learning the basic engineering.

get experience 1st with consultant and fabricator...and u build ur base...and identify ur interest in oil n gas...

if u have experience both in fabricator and consultant...ur salary will be high....very high....after u bored with engineering design...then u can jump to client such as shell..talisman...or petronas..

just my 2cents..

ya, its the same.
I would say depend on department, some department with lot of projects every years.
Total of manhours they have till require staff to OT often.

To me, consultant more for knowledge purpose and for those who married and want to settle down. Have proper working hours and still get pretty decent pay

fear not my friend, O&G industry requires structural/civil works too. Imagine the amount of civil works required to construct those huge @ss onshore petrochemical plants. And think of the structural designs required to ensure the offshore platforms stays the way it should be.

Conclusion, apart from the Process guys, the next largest departments in a major O&G consultation company would usually be the Civil / Structural guys. Cheers!

hehe... thanx 4 so helpful but as i totally noob in O&G, tats why i dunno where 2 look for also... any good local O&G consultant 2 consultant.. so far i only know technip n Ranhill worley lo... but frm their web don't hav any vacant for freshie lo ... any idea? thanx a lot

ddaniell is right, im also will be working for MMHE (fabricator). report for duty on 1st april. about my SLB interview, im bored waiting for it. have income for a month, gain some experience, etc will be my added points during the SLB interview soon.

its not wrong to try as long you are on the right track.

congrate 2 nagasie, all the best 2 ur career...

congrates too. I have no luck with MMHE, . Good luck on SLB. Both SLB and baker always offer good high pays.

This post has been edited by Vervain: Mar 27 2008, 10:46 PM

do u know any job agency out there who can help to find similar job hunt ah?

your company stil has any opening? can intro?