Erm Ive been to both sides, engineering and operation. Not everyone will be very comfortable being at offshore for weeks, dont get me wrong, its a fun job but not for everyone. You hobby is basically your job. Working 12 hours long, sometimes even on Saturday and Sunday.

Many youngsters will say "Oh Im young so I can handle the workload and stress at sites" lol. All bullshit. If the job does not fit you, you will feel frustrated all the time.

But I agree with you, you are young so better start exploring. Take risk.

Once you get out from engineering to field operation, its hard to get back, remember that.

If you are proactive right now, I'm pretty sure you will do well as a piping engineer. Aim to be a specialist.

Nope, its not hard if you keep trying. No problem landing a job here with chem background.

Internship experience in OnG is nothing to me. I seek people who are eager to learn.

just apply no harm.