manpower agency is just the orang tengah....must be careful because ur sending them ur personal info....futhermore some of them dont even what oil and gas people actually do

This post has been edited by orangminyak2013: Nov 16 2013, 11:37 AM

hi seniors..

anybody heard about company named opr engineering sdn bhd..?
can anybody provide some details/review/benefit/environment/anything on this company..?

really appreciate that..

thanks..

This post has been edited by punkrockdamn: Nov 17 2013, 12:27 PM

Hi guys, regarding getting my foot in the door: between a mudlogger and field specialist/technician, which of these two would provide for a more successful transition to a drilling engineer position, given that I have a petroleum engineering degree? Have you heard of this happening and is it highly dependent on work performance?

I have met DE from MWD/DD background and also from Mud Engineer...I think both positions are possible...people in operating companies should be have more info on this...

thanks for the reply meonkutu! you meant MWD/DD for specialist right? And apparently mud engineer is a completely different job compared to mudlogger, I just found this out recently too.

Wonder if anyone coming from subsea construction engineering side? aka technip, subsea7, eni saipem are examples of contractors who does those stuff. I have got some questions regarding career progression within this area of expertise.

I am currently considering if i should switch to projects side of this industry rather than staying in technical part. Technical is intensive and challenging at times but u'd get old doing evrything over and over again, whilst projects side u get to deal with budget, timeframe, writing operational/construction procedures etc.


This post has been edited by kwws: Nov 17 2013, 07:49 AM

I think so bro...some company call it field specialist and some call field engineer...

what position did u get???

pipeline engineer

have u heard about this company..?
any reviews..?

What do you all think of British Petroleum? Anything in particular that is great or downright bad with it?

Thanks!

Mudlogger is basically towards the Mud Logging line. You start with sample catcher, then mud logger than Data eng. Field Specialist (FS) differs from Field Eng (FE) in the sense FS is for technician background while FE is for Engineering Degree graduate. But, I have seen some engineer graduate prefers to take up the FS post as they usually offer better daily rate. FS & FE can be applied to any scope (MWD, Completion, Fishing etc). To be DE, you can start from anywhere, as long as you can gain as much knowledge as you can, because DE is the lowest position of the career path structure. Some experience field hands who became DE might join as a senior DE or maybe start from a higher grade DE.

Thanks bro, going through all the above mentioned companies webpages...

Greetings all,

We are currently seeking for candidates to fill these positions for our client;

1) Senior Operations Engineer (Malaysian Only).
Minimum 20 years working experience in the oil & gas industry involving operations and maintenance. • Knowledgeable in elements of OI, Alarm Management and Ensure Safe Production (ESP) processes. • Experienced in conducting OI baseline and health check assessment. • Good understanding of Asset Integrity and process safety management (AIPSM)

2)Senior Front End Engineer (Malaysian Only).
• Minimum of ten (10) years engineering experience, in upstream oil & gas environment. • Minimum ten (10) years’ experience in project engineering and execution. • Experience in working with sub-surface discipline, and the management of sub-surface uncertainty. • Familiar with international engineering and design standards (e.g ISO, API)

These two positions will be based in Miri, Sarawak.
For more details on work scope pls email me at najera.morrison@petrominwork.com

Any vacancy for mud engineer trainee post?

Guys sorry to intrude, don't know where-else to ask. From what I know is that on Nov 21-22 in UTM, O&G Festival 2013 is happening, major O&G players will be attending.

But what I want to confirm is that has anyone heard about SapuraKencana having a walk in interview on Nov 23 in Thistle Hotel JB? Asking here cause not sure if rumor or true. Thanks.

I'm a fresh grad from Electrical background trying to dive into O&G field. Currently in Semicon Manufacturing field.

This post has been edited by ak101ss: Nov 18 2013, 07:49 PM

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This post has been edited by mybanana: Nov 18 2013, 08:24 PM

https://www.facebook.com/skpetrobhd/posts/711330005545751

Hello, I have my geology degree in 2011. I applied for mud logger position in Schlumberger and was interviewed in April. Unfortunately, I did not succeed in the interview. Does anyone know what other companies also have mudlogger position in Malaysia?

Right now, I am desperate to get in the field I studied in. It has been 2 years since graduation and still zero experience in geology. It seems like a waste of time and money with this degree. I am taking other unrelated jobs just to survive.

This post has been edited by sugarbun: Nov 18 2013, 09:47 PM

Have you try


Baker Hughes Inteq,

DHI logging (partnering with Weatherford)

Orogenic

pls look for construction geology engineering firms. does not necessary o&g.
also opportunities in certification bodies but require extensive experience and certain certifications.

it is needed to the extend to spoon feed if you just looking for 1 Schlumberger only or/and other a few only, as a degree holder.

This post has been edited by ch_teo: Nov 19 2013, 12:22 PM