resak beranang? masih ada problem lagi?

Resak-Beranang from what I know had the Mercury issue. Other than that, could be the facilities build was a bit on the "too big" size.

Royal Dutch Shell plc's subsidiary Shell Malaysia plans to offer innovative training program at its Asia Pacific Wells learning hub (integrated gas) in Miri, Sarawak as it seeks to develop local capabilities in the oil and gas industry to deal with major issues such as oil spills, Malaysia's Business Times reported Friday.

Shell Rig



how to join this ?

This post has been edited by mr mad: Sep 8 2013, 07:45 PM

not yet see this crude inside list...

(^___^)

the gas composition always flucutated, so its difficult for us to predict the right composition and design future facilities. because of this, client keep changing the design. resak also produce more water rather than gas. this info provided by client.

anybody here attend the interview session at bintulu smds on the 6th September for the post of trainee operation technician?

for fresh grads..gudluck

Trainee Engineer

http://www.jobstreet.com.my/jobs/2013/9/ne....htm?fr=J&src=7

my friend has join this program. this program is held by government under [oh gosh.! i forgot the name.!] . u got allowance about rm500 permonth from goverment during the program & + extra rm500 from company u attach.

but depends to ur luck.! my friend until now didnt get placement at o&g company. in their batch, from 21 participant, 5 didnt get placement, 7 got job with their effort [i mean they apply by themselves and pass the interview], 5 at biotech company, and the rest was place at o&g company.

in my opinion, this program is failed & now they still want to continue it, for third batch. they cant really place u at o&g company, they just want to make u dreaming all the way.

but, u can try ur luck there.! u never know ur future.

You may try luck in oil & gas automation/instrumentation field like DCS, transmitters, control valve.
Fresh grad may get around 3k + salary (7 years ago).
Now simply can get more than 5k SG dollar with experience in some Singapore company.

The reality, this scheme only want budget from government.. once got the budget they have income and generate money. How about the course? it is meet the oil n gas qualification in the world or it is standard AWS, CSWIP, API, etc? some of the course sorry to say not even meet the standard...just simply talk as longas they have money

really hate some of the company they take advantages since we have lot of people esp young engineer or beginners demand to join oil and gas and they conduct unnecessary training, seminar, course or anything else.

Nowadays whoever want to join need to do some study about the course & training, not simply take it because not possible you might enter oil and gas field.

Dear all o&g masters,

Can anyone from this thread suggest the best book for a beginner in well engineer?

hi.. thread newbie here.. currently working as QA engineer for ONGC B193 Process Platform under Sime Darby Engineering in Johor.. Any news for vacancies in QA or quality? My project is coming to the final stage already and need to search for new job. any vacancies relating with quality please let me know..

u mean u current working and looking for new job?
wat ur expected salary? annual bonus n increment.

Agree.

The freshies now think that they need a cabinet of paper qualifications.

The best is to join the site and dirty the hands.
Learn more than reading 10 books.

It's not so easy to get into O&G without the right knowledge and qualifications. Even those trainee positions have like a few thousand applicants each

Hi everyone,

I've been following this post since my 1st year of my degree. I gained a lot of info and knowledge reading your chit chat, it really helpful - helped me in my interview. I'm in my final year now, and I just secured a job with Petrofac under their trainee program. Look forward to join this thread soon

Well done FortNil, would you mind share your experience you gone through the Petrofac interview ?
i.e how many interview you gone through? Do you need to do a presentation ? what are the tecnical question they ask you ?

Many Thanks

Hi,

I applied to this program back in July during a career fair at KLCC. I was invited to an interview about 1 month after that.
The interviewer was a malay(HR) and white guy(Technical). I was asked about heat exchanger, pump, material, yield and ultimate strength, and also those basic question 'tell me about your self'. Mostly were technical question. A week from that they called me again asking me to go for 2nd interview.

There were 3 people in the 2nd interview, 2 operation manager and the HR guy from the 1st interview. In the 2nd interview they asked me a lot on my internship.
Nothing technical. Just like a chit chat session.

And last Monday they called me again said that I got selected. This intake is the 1st batch. Yeap, this is the 1st time they conduct this trainee program.
Hope this help

This post has been edited by FortNil: Sep 11 2013, 08:19 PM

Nice one buddy, this piece of info definately helps a lot. Have you hear anything from them about the next intake becoz couldn't find anything from their website.
All the best, hope to hear more from you soon about this pioneer program.

Need advice. What companies to look for and what path should I take to if I want to join as entry level? I have degree in electrical engineering majoring in power (so-so results only). Spent the last three years doing business development for an IT solutions company. Don't mind small players, just want to go back to basics.

Already 28, turning 29 soon. Or is it too late? Thanks