he he he... I wish I could say the same...
The only problem is to maintain the integrity of the entire structure of the org, we are forced to teach them...
because if not... they will become our headache....

The problem is they called themselves as an expert.. as bro azraeil quoted 'You cannot cheat your way thorugh the industry'.

hi all..anyone care to share their experiences in JGC corp? (eg working environment, benefits, increment, career prospect)

I heard that they have got a huge project in bintulu.

Good co. Have a lot of middle east project.

Train 9...saw the drawings...quite big

Thts the thing...mgmt shud b independant in their thinking.. dun depend too much on omputih, mcam smua yang dieorg ckap btul je, klau ayik percaya kat org dia, later wrong or right the mgmt also dunno how to judge... in the end subordinates the ones that suffer as a result of that. .

JGC are the main EPCC contractor for MLNG Train 9 Project

I should put a caveat on that statement, "You cannot cheat your way through the industry .... unless you're a slick talking mat salleh" heh heh heh.

.my brother applied design engineer position and went to the interview few days ago.its a 4 years bond. they will send the engineer to japan for training 1 year and based in bintulu for 1 years if got accepted... so u guys got any friends there? mind sharing their experiences?

This post has been edited by ymixt05: Jul 18 2013, 02:06 PM

How is it working with SGS Oil,Gas & Chemical in Labuan? they invited me for an interview session next week.

This post has been edited by kalkulator85: Jul 18 2013, 02:23 PM

Dear Oil and Gas Players,

Greetings.

I'm 25 years old and graduated with a degree in molecular biology then move on and work for 2 years in this field as a research assistant with skill such as Plant and Epithelial cells DNA extraction, PCR, Laboratory and Equipment maintanence, White blood Cell culture and ELISA. Computer literated on Word, Excel, and basic statistic software like Graphpad PRISM.

2 years into in the research industry, I'm not comfortable with the payscale and stipend provided. My salary is just RM1800 per month.

May I know are there opportunities that I could pursue in this field? I'm willing to start from the bottom. Probably an entry level mud engineer, where I checked from wiki that a degree may not be necessary in this position. Besides that I'm started to read more on oil and gas production ebooks online.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mud_engineer

Please advise me, as I'm still young and single and I'm can travel and stay far away for work. With regards to salary, I'm inexperience I'll most probably agree with anything better than my current pay.

Please advise me, I'm based in Kuala Lumpur, University Malaya. Thank you very much.

This post has been edited by gsdfan: Jul 18 2013, 03:21 PM

hello sifus2 here,

I got an internship placement at PETH (SMSO) melaka. so hows environment over there? I'm electrical engineering background by the way.

is it a good place to start your OnG career or should i wait for another company doing upstream business?

heard a lot about slick talking mat salleh. no wonder those mat sallehs got hired as top management people... always make me wonder. do we not have competent locals or we just prefer to idolize mat sallehs?

Fluid sampling engineer?

There are slick talking people everywhere. White, black, brown and yellow people too They end up on top because other people can't talk as well as they can or are drowned out by these people.

We do have competent locals. I work in a US-based operator and they're plenty of local folks in top management. Prepare your facts and speak out. Eventually you'll get yourself heard, either internally or by an external company

yup..just wondering about the company working culture and the career prospect in the company..if i'm not mistaken the position is quite similar to oil-phase engineer in SLB

Hai, i am new guy here ! Could anyone know about the SOLIDGRO ENERGY SDN BHD or grepremimum ? i just got the interview invitation from the company, could anyone help to provide more information for this company ? What is the job scope for service engineer to work in this company ?

Really appreciate for the reply !

Unfortunately of the many that I see, it is the later...

Not sure if compared to SLB. SGS is a third party for SLB (or any service companies) on the sampling & analysis. You can refer to the job scope in the website, listed in details there. If you're a chemical background, it's pretty common to what we have learnt in uni. Culture and prospect wise, I can't give any comment as I never had any experience with them. It's a new department. Before this they combine lab/site team. For this position, mostly onsite analysis + a little lab work.

Maybe other people here in this forum know better..

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one of the instruments that is needed to learn. to measure fluid density, remember 8.33 ppg, calibrate with water, the mud equipments, the types of drilling fluid, etc, pls go through the previous versions of this thread. willing to learn and comparing to actual working environment may not for one's mentality & physically to adapt.
with your degree, to reconsider to stick to your core and try opportunities in our neighbour country?

This post has been edited by ch_teo: Jul 19 2013, 08:25 AM