Andddddd ... Those seeking for internship,  Baker Hughes is looking for people. Got notification seconds ago. Nowadays internships bersepah.  Even dalam jobstreet pun ada advertised. Compare dengan 2010 dulu sekarang lagi senang dapat placement kot.

sabo sabo. a company man once said, "asking stupid questions is better the making stupid mistakes"

anggap saja la pengajaran dan pengalaman. those foreigners alos same only, come here ,lansi, go to their place work also lansi.my pt is every race, nationality, ralted

Thanks!  It's Weatherford apac btw. Going for an interview next month. 

And.....  can anyone share a good reading material on drilling?

And the smart card issue. The bosiet cert is with my previous company. So is it still okay to use it? I mean... The smart card was registered under that company. Wouldn't that be a problem?

I have some reading materials but somehow cannot attached it here. Some of it too large.

this is some basic info,

http://www.rigzone.com/training/howitworks.asp

Macam soalan exam Uni jer nie.. 

I've PM'd u if you dont mind sharing some reading materials via dropbox. 

Future director of drilling.

Boss,
want to ask whether you have used electrically driven drilling?

A question to those who may know the answer, does mudlogger replace the need of mwd/lwd during drilling? Or I can say mudlogger is a cheaper cost alternative compare with mwd/lwd services?

Can a single rig hire both services for search of hydrocarbon?

I was graduated with a Bsc in Geology and at present with almost a year experience in the mudlogging segment in Schlumberger. My personal experience is such that  I had difficulty in being shortlisted nor securing any interviews in the oil and gas field. I desire to develop my skills in the Geophysical segment but I figured out I had to put my first step in the industry somehow which is why I accepted into being a mudlogger.
I too over a period of more than a year, submitted applications to various reputable/commonly known companies but to no avail.
I wonder if my experience being as mudlogger can bring me somewhere because I personally desire working in the office, dealing with computers than working offshore due to some health issue.
I scored poorly in the initial years in my University but managed to exceled in my fyp and the subsequent semesters. Unfortunately, I could only pull my cgpa to 2.9. Before this, I was pretty stubborn and convinced with the idea of "my english is pretty good" and "I ought to be hired" mentality.
I would prefer to think that there must be something not living up to the expectation of the reviewers, eg my CV because it is something me and others could definitely improve in. If it's due to the job market and 'cables', it's pretty saddening to me.
I mean, it's often in the news and it's pretty ironic of how employers having a hard time in finding good employees and yet good employees couldn't secure a job nor have a chance to be able to attend any interviews.
No offence that I would sound as if I'm implying I'm a good employee but certainly, I'm willing to learn, in the technical aspects as well as being a person if I were to be given a chance.
The reason I said that is due to my experience working as a mudlogger which is pretty challenging in various aspects.
Lastly, it would be good if someone can list out certain 'decent O&G companies" for which my degree and experience could be relevant to. I'd actually almost entirely given up hope to join companies like Shell or Petronas and others on the same league especially reading how others who'd just graduated secured a position or at least interviews but I had no reply at all.
In fact, I'd modified my CV and cover letter several times and yet to no success.
Honestly speaking, I think I came to be more realistic after working for a year. It's really not easy to find a job, what's more a decent position for a fresh grad. I can't help to feel envious for those who could entered. I don't aim like 4k+ salary to begin with especially with my below average pointer.
It's not easy working offshore especially with certain medical issues and I'm very much grateful to be able to work in office with decent pay.
Before I graduated, I had high hopes and thoughts of excelling in segments I wanted to like Geoscience, but I was just being naive.
And yes, the feeling of being unemployed, wasting my time at home, and being concerned by my parents is really not pleasant especially I do not come from a good background.
On the positive side, I prefer to take this period of uncertainty of future to make me more resilient and grateful for what is given.

physically ok. not psychologically. anxiety disorder. work shift offshore aggravates..

hi. i just want to ask. i just got accepted into this small oil n gas service company. one of the requirements are i need to do a medical check up. do i need to do the offshore medical chek up? and if i do i just go to the associated clinic and ask for offshore medical check up right? thanks 

yea. schedule is pretty much similar to other offshore personnel.
not necessarily anxious of the job but the disorder cause me insomnia since small.
have to take medication these days  .

typical offshore life as u see involves loads of travelling, hometown > airport > stay overnight hotel > wait pickup > helibase > rig
i'm not the person who can take a nap when i want lol.
there's more but i'll keep that to myself.
just working in office doing something related to my to course is already a blessing to me than rotting at home.

DE in drilling contractor sometimes known as operations engineer or rig engineer. Some of the position is really exist and some just created as part of the contract (request by client)

Some of the job scopes that I know are;

1. Assisting rig manager with the daily operations
2. Assisting Rig asset manager with the rig move, rig modification, upgrades, or shipyard project. Also develop work scope for the class survey i.e UWILD
3. Sometime become next focal point to the client (DE will request info about the rig equipments, or any info related to the rig for the next well location or other project)
4. Perform the operational audits.
5. Gathering the information from the rig crews (OIM or Barge Supervisor) for the rig modification or upgrade
6. PArticipate in operational meeting i.e DWOP, AAR, etc
7. Assisting Rig manager and rig asset manager preparing the budget.
8. Sometime coordinate third party personnel to come onboard to perform inspections.

Please find the current vacancies in Baker Hughes.

And List of Petronas Approved Medical Examiner

ya.. no scam.. always credibility of manpower agency is in doubt as they treat all candidates CV as a ticket for commision.. no follow up.. 

Have you try
Baker Hughes Inteq,

DHI logging (partnering with Weatherford)

Orogenic

Thanks for the correction. It's been awhile since I last heard the sound of the drillpipes banging on each other.

Been spending my time mostly in office now.