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

Anyone worked with JDC before?

Congrates Kevinling. Can you disclose the position they offered you?

Good luck in your future undertaking. Real good deal on opportunity and career path.

By contract yes, you need to pay lump sum. You can write to request for monthly payment. Most case, they will close one eye and let you go provided you pay them back slowly during initial stage. No interest if not mistaken. Unless you're recommended, then that's a different case.

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This post has been edited by Vervain: May 22 2008, 08:32 AM

sorry. for my wrong info. Please void on my previous post.

Sorry, Just curious, if I'm interested into becoming a ROV operator, which company should i venture to?

Its a so so job. But your responsibility is also consider important as quoting the wrong item or wrong price might lead to loss for the company. Some times you might be the middle man, e.g the dealing with vendor n service company so work load might be intense esp progress follow up and during tender. IMO its a learning platform for me too esp on the SAP, but i heard most employee in petronas dealing with procurement have a chance to go offshore.

You're recommended? shouldn't be a problem what, just need to wait i suppose.

try to call petronas for clarification. thats the least you can do.

wow, considering 8-10 years on the same position is a bit too much, i mean with such experience they would have jump to the other company. Whats keeping them in Geoservices if its that bad?

is this JDC?

there has been rumours spreading that petronas is giving a starting pay 3k for all fresh grads. anyone can confirm this?

yeah. seems they'e taking a big leap on recruiting more people with better wages. Thats nice in one sense but might raise some disatisfaction among current employees

Yeah, I wish to know more about this non destructive test. anyone care to share?

different work scope? probably the risk is higher for driller

there is still demand for IT engineers to be involve in OnG industries. ofcourse its indirectly driven as you will be managing their system most of the time. IMO

Which Cameron? DPS or Subsea?

Well, from what i recall, its a new plant. The size is big and the facilities are top notch. What position are you applying for?

there is a definite market for Structures as most fabrication of rigs require them. Majoring in petroleum puts you into much choices of hopping around other job scope instead of steel fabrication for rigs.