it think it open all the time. just apply online or go to career fair for fast track.
if u are fresh grad, make sure ur pointer is above 2.8 cgpa. if lower, can make some appeal, they might consider it.

I am guessing Structural Engineers can also design Offshore Platform Structures, which basicly covers the whole Platform itself... it's like building a hotel in the middle of the sea, maximizing structural efficiency while minimizing the weight...

Not many people doing structurals i guess, and most if you start in consultant you will most likely be sitting infront of your computers while drawing 3D structures (and also piping) whole day, and night. The designs are probably done by those Structural Masters, coz you see, if the structure fails, the whole platform Lies on seabed.

If you are experienced enough and joins a client or service company, you will most likely be reviewing what has been designed and make decisions, and once everything is set you will have to go out and carry out the task of uprighting the whole platforms, I think they call it installation engineer or sumthing, quite an important role, but the whole process could take months and you'll have to work day and night, depending on the weather.

Just some random guesses. Hope it won't be misleading.

which company are you talking about?

yup....i will give it to u...i left the business card at my office...

ok ok..thx yea. will wait for u then.

thanx everyone for kind sharing

fro ur previous post, u are refering my company which is MMHE. SLB is not my company yet, maybe soon.

how to get news on oil and gas industry in malaysia?

missed the oil and gas exhibition.. sigh..

any more coming up?

nagasie, are u a permanent staff or contract?

permanent staff. what about you, de_sengal??

not permanent, not contract. still an intern there... so, what department u are?

lotsa ppl from MMHE? hehe.. hav fun. a very very good place to learn and gain a strong basics. Just ignore the politics and all..

that's right. good place to learn the basic but if u really want 2 learn and gain exp. better work for subcon

im in design and engineering department (electrical), marine conversion. which department are u in?? how many months left for intern??

engineering and construction department. bout 2 months left and then looking for a job as the internship is in my final sem.

who go to petronas interview yesterday?

any more oil and gas exhibition/conferrence bla bla coming up? except for AOGC off course. have to pay 3k per head

yesterday got petronas interview?

Well, seem like not many people aware that Civil/Structural Engineer can really work in Oil and Gas industry. Actually to work in oil and gas as structural engineers, you can become consultant, contractors, service engineers or working for client company.

For Consultant you can apply for,

Technip, Ranhill WorleyParsons, RNZ, MMC Oil Corp, Noble Denton, Germanischer Lloyd (Malaysia), APL, etc...

For Contractors (fabricating the structures),

Kencana HL, MMHE, Ramunia, Brooke Dock Yard, Sime Engineering Yard

For Service Engineers,

Aker Kvaerner, Single Buoy, J. RAY MCDERMOTT (normally prefer experienced engineer), Sapura Crest, etc...

For Client Engineer, you can apply for

Shell, Petronas, Talisman*, Murphy*, ExxonMobil* (* tend want experience structural engineer but can try)

For doing not related to structure, with high pay and long working hours, you can try to apply schlumberger.

There are more actually but this is what i can think of for now.

Btw I am structural engineer working in one of the consultant for less than a year (just graduated last year).

ask TS to add this onto the front page...

I felt it is quite difficult to get into the oil & gas industry, unless u know some one in the company. Send resume to a lot company yet no reply, sigh sigh