Subsea graduate engineering programme (Malaysia), Aker Solutions
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 Jan 30 2013, 11:59 AM
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If you read in the Rigzone recently, the subsea engineer is one of the top 5 of the highest salary for the 2012...but bear in mind that there also subsea engineer working on board of semisub and drillship rig that take care of the subsea BOP...what i want to highlight here is there will be some different in term of salary between those who on the rig and engineers in the office...
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Feb 22 2014, 09:52 AM
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QUOTE(LEVIATHAN @ Feb 15 2014, 06:42 PM) How about become a subsea worker? Either ROV or diving personnel? Subsea Engineer onboard of drilling rigs can earn usd 5 figures per month plus subsea premium plus foreign service premium plus one month off....Sat divers earn more than a thousand dollar US per day. Work for a month job place you in a 6 figure income group already. Why become an engineer (especially you, office based engineer)? As when you come on board you are the cheapest labour there. 3,000 MYR a month? Oh man. EDIT: Oh because you love engineering but not that keen to actually DO STUFF in the water (but you took subsea engineering WTF), how about get a CSWIP 3.4u ticket (4,XXX USD for the course and exams), and land yourself a 700-1,000 USD per day career. With a month job pay, you can pay the argentum dei of an apartment in KL. Or buy a Ducati in CASH. Oh you said sales line also make this kind of money? Of course but that's not SUBSEA. Still better than your measly 3,000 MYR. PERIOD.  But yeah i met one guy during UWILD. He earned 20k during his degree time, doing part time as comercial diver. This post has been edited by meonkutu11: Feb 22 2014, 09:57 AM |
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