In my case they called on Friday and ask me to come on Monday. How the heck can you ask for leave on Friday evening and get it approved immediately?  Needless to say I couldn't attend the assessment day.

After lunch tried calling again. Managed to get through a couple of times, but they keep putting me on hold for so long till I get disconnected!

Regardless to say, I am quite disappointed with the arrangement and lack of professionalism on their side.

Did they call you again today? Perhaps you should put some effort to knock their office's door? huhu. I still wonder why they dont use email as primary mode of communication. Its so much easier!

Nobody called me. Instead I've been the one calling almost 20 times daily since their last call where they said I've been selected. Of which about 3-4 times the call will go through and I'll be put on hold till I finally get disconnected.

Knock their office door? I wish I could. Unfortunately I'm working

what scheme you have been offered actually.. I also try to call them, but the operator put me on waiting

Their graduate programme.
Tried calling again this morning, still nothing man.

Sigh no use putting too much effort, buat sakit hati jer. I guess it just wasn't meant to be

Anyone attending/ attended the assessment today?

Mine is on this Friday. What about you?

Yah, I did. They gave a series of questions beforehand and asked us to answer it then the interview was done in group of 5 (for my session).

First, requested us to do a simple introduction of yourself.
Next, the rest of the session revolves on discussing about the questions (what you answered, what do you think, why, theory behind it etc)

The questions are on basic engineering knowledge:
(i) fluid dynamics, pressure drop calculation, what factors affect pressure drop, some simple calculation on pressure drop and etc
(ii) differences between dew point, boiling point, and bubble point and some theory etc
(iii) some everyday logic such as how to describe refrigeration using mass and heat transfer, dew formation, car air conditioning etc.

I think they wanna assess basic understanding but really don't know what they are looking for in a candidate though, my friend answered very well but didnt get selected for the programme.       

Greetings lads,

I'm reviving this thread as there is a new posting for Petrofac,
Malaysia Graduate Trainee Programme - HSSE & AI / Facilities / Production Operations
We have graduate vacancies for:
Production Operations
Health, Safety, Security, Environment & Asset Integrity
Facilities

To qualify for the IES engineering graduate programme, you will need to have completed a degree in:
Instrumentation Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
HSE Management
Environmental Studies

You should also have less than two (2) years of working experience, with academic performance above CGPA 3.50.
Good luck!!!