Just a question, is Batam island considered as offshore working? Its not on an oilrig, but more like a island half the size of penang island, not really habitable, etc that businesses involves construction of rigs, equipments and stuffs.. Maybe its considered onshore i guess? lol

Guys I would like to ask. I am scouting for oil&gas trainings and certifications in Malaysia for young engineers who has <3y working experience. Any suggestions?

my friend just joined petronas as a chem eng graduate.

Position title field analysis executive. I dont have any idea what shes doing anyway.

5-6k gross.

As for me, higher than that since overseas

Guys, Im representing very junior engineers in the O&G contractor industry. Any idea what certificates that are useful for us? Company sponsoring programme fees anually

thanks man. Yeah I should specify that im more on an EPCI construction contractor; jackets & topsides engineering, fabrication and installation, subsea installation, pipelaying etc etc (No downstreams involved).. Such companies that have similar workscopes (which im one of them) are technip, saipem, mcdermott, subsea7, aker, etc....

Drilling is out of the question btw haha

Well, we dont need to source for a very specific one, as mostly these certificates requires years of specialization skills that we lack. We look forward for one that is not complicated to finish, and junior-friendly. if you can list down those you know, that'll be great too thanks..

Thanks. Since we are on a rotation basis, so its hard to say bout our permanent functional workscope. However, the emphasis on my company is marine offshore installation works. Conventional field development as our bread and butter, and recently a decade ago, it only started to get active on SURF works. And yes, field engineering jobscopes. thanks