economic in slow upturn now...so, better send off CV to ur company of choices...heheh~

Commissioning, maintaining and trouble shooting of instrumentation systems, depends on the company you work for.

If you have knowledge on Modbus, PLCs, SCADAs, OPC, then you stand a better chance.

I'm not so sure, I haven't worked work for consulting firm before. But I believe the scope of work will be similar to those consulting firms in the construction sector. The difference is the the clients are now the oil operators and they have a much higher budget and put more emphasis on safety.

Offshore wise, I think it will less frequent compare to most service companies. Perhaps once every two months or even less, depending on which department you work in.

I'm working in one of the big 4 o&g service company and we have a vacancy for 1 field engineer.

i apply via jobstreet if im not mistaken, it is not drilling contractor company, its a chemical supplier and service for oil & gas company which is similar to my current company but of coz this company is much much more bigger than my company so im gonna give it a try.

quite nervous, wish me luck

Hi all sifu here...
i currently taking Mechtronic Engineering course, izzit any opportunity to work in OnG company after i graduate ? very interested about this job  ....
but seems like all ppl discuss about electronic, mechanical, chemical engineering instead of mechatronic 
so izzit i can work in any service company or OnG company ?

Dude, U wanna stay a sales engineer? then stick to SALES!!! u're a salesman not an engineer. Get your stuff sorted out dude.

As for pulling anyone in.. I dun see you guys rubbing any shoulders with me? so how? lolx. i'm currently based in Miri, sarawak, and i'm sure you guys are not cos if you are you would know how it works in O&G. Heck this is an Oil Town anyways.

Houston? I was based in Houston in like 96-99. Sorry am not there now lolx