i love this statement.!

My background is electrical eng but currently working in vendor providing analyzer system plus instruments. Pay is wise and can get extra allowance if travel a lot. The only downside is I has to climb up and down like monkey. . Sometimes get fxxx my customers. Guess it's in the package as vendor.

I wonder is there any instrument job that don't require me to work physically. Now seriously considering switching to consultant side.

good for you. they have some brilliant guys in there.

burning the midnight oil here at one of their oldies rig here . tho 1 of them is set to be cut loose soon

anyone working with technip ?a bit regarding benefits and working environment

Congrats! Petrofac is quite a strong O&G player. Make the most of your time there.

how bout aker solutions?

Seldom got engineer just stay in office do design. Nowadays job requires one person not only do design, but also have site knowledge, able to climb up/down. Even consultant need to go site survey and go to site during commissioning phase.

how bout aker solutions?

Aker Solutions provides Subsea Control System package.
I have worked with Aker Solution Brazil to integrate their packages into ICSS through Modbus and OPC communication. The client is for SBM FPSO

its depend on which project the invovled, if EPCC project, yes they required us to have site experience

Thanks:P
I'll do my best!


Anyone has any idea how much is the pay I should be expecting?

Anyone know how is the job prospect/salary range etc for Chemical Engineers in Government Sector??

I am currently in a dilemma , im an A-level student .results is AAA , and have applied for this year inake for Bachelor (Chemical Engineering) in Monash University Sunway Campus


I was offered the place and also offered a 25 % scholarhip per year . The original tuiton fee per year is rm 38000 , up to four years , and in addition i can apply PTPTN totalling about rm40k


but , there is now a PIDN scholarhip that i am egligible , the scholarships covers the full tuiton fees for the whole course + yearly allowance about rm9500 , if i choose to take this offer , then i would have to serve a 6- year bond under government after i completed my studies


But i really want to go further my master in australia and work there is possible

Now , my dad is letting me to decide whether to take the governemtn sponshorhip and server for 6 years , OR let my parents self- fund . ( they are ok with self-funding )


I dunno what to do >.<

after i serve the government for 6 years with a low salary , will i be able to jump into a higher pay when i go private sector??? cause about that time my age should be 30 and im scared after 6 years i will be still earning fresh graduate salary TT

is aker consider a good company?
how is the salary and benefit?

Nice.. I just had a lunch with one of their Drilling Engineer...

Trainee Program... Their standard trainee wage is RM 3k/month I think..

This post has been edited by abgkik: Sep 12 2013, 03:35 PM

Hi, anyone has experience attending interview session regarding Asiaflex products engineer apprentice program?mind sharing some tips?

thanks abgkik!

If anyone thinking to sit for IADC/IWCF well control course to boost their career (which I dont know it happens or not), I suggest you have/read some basic drilling knowledge and principles and also the well control equipments.

Secondly, please choose the correct training provider. Some instructors will teach you how to answer the exam questions without telling the theory behind it and this will make you struggle. And if you want, I suggest you start with IADC first...

I'm not telling that you will not pass the exam but for your benefit especially for those who are self-sponsored,I hope you dont risk your usd2000 for something that you will just stressed your mind thinking to only pass the exam.

Just sharing...

ye mehh...pesal org ckp petrofac takde projek skang? talk cock je la kot org tuh...hehehe

bro...currently im working with sapurakencana, planning to jump company next year due to some reason,
but a lot people suggest me to stay (permanent position) due to unpredictable economy situation next year.

What do you think bro? Sini bayar ciput....

If you are in technical line, should be no problem jumping ship and getting better pay. O&G industry is a bit immune to economic shocks as long as the oil price stays above USD60. Right now, the oil price is close to USD110, so a lot of room to manage.

Petrofac ada Cendor which is a money maker, and they are also eyeing some of the Newfields asset (the ones they are selling) and they have the Berantai Project (which is JV with your company). As for takde projek, depends on how you see it lah ... new projects maybe but existing one is enough to handle already.

how much is sapura kencana pay?