Hi guys, I'm planning to do my Master next early of next year.

Between Master Science in Supply Chain Management and Master in Project Planning, which one have better prospects in O&G?

I don't have engineering background. Thanks

Usually there is a trick to uncomfortable experience in any situation, next time try squeezing your left hand hard till it hurts a little. We generally get more control over ourselves when we feel pain. It will also regulate your heart rate as well. Having a cup of water also will be good, if you are in blank or panic mode just request for some time to drink some water.

Thank you, I went through it and received their email last week on the confirmation of candidacy. I was just curious on the status since Hali just bought BHI recently on a deal.

No worries, keep on working on the MRT. Soon when the tender for Singapore-KL train is awarded , jump into the company that won the tender, learn as much as you can.
Oil n Gas business is experiencing their gloomy days I must say. Lots of Merger and Acquisition happening, not saying that it is bad, but there is an uncertainty on what gonna happen in a year from now if the oil price is in the current level.

hi guys,

i dunno anything about O&G field. but my brother just finished his study.

mind to give suggestion on which career field he should go to?

currently he looking for NDT or Welding Inspection.

is it anywhere near O&G for these two?

thanks

hi anyone got o&g headhunter email ..
looking for job in O&G
could you please give me a pm ..

thanks in advance

Nothing much to learn as I'm on Power Supply/Distribution side. Rail Traction systems are similar, only exception is whether the traction power is 25-32kV AC or 750/1000V DC. In addition, my boss is a mess, all his subordinates/my colleagues are bailing out, hence me finding for a different industry to jump to.

Anyways, how long did it take for you to get the email after the Hirevue interview? I still haven't lost all hope yet.

This post has been edited by ak101ss: Nov 25 2014, 08:06 AM

Any sifu can help

Here you can get information (i.e ebook, formula, video etc) on geology, petroleum, drilling, well services etc..

http://www.fanarco.net/

apply to contractors then..keep in mind o&G company is the operator..those contractor not o&g company..they only provide services to the o&g industry

suddenly, become viral...lol

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3421527

for people in the industry, this is not uncommon thing.
more experience Sr. DSV, more higher day rates. Especially those DSV in Ultra deepwater rigs (Semis, Drillships).

One Sr. DSV on our rig last time was getting USD2500/day.

Any sifu here have experience dealing with column internals like trays, separator & distributor for oil, gas and petrochemical plant?

yeap...
in this industry, the skies the limit...
believe it

when you think you are earning a lot... there's always someone earning more

Agreed!

maybe we can continue this in the PM.
Received invitation for intvw 29-oct-14, i did it on the same day. and received another email stating my status on the 20-Nov-14. The results whether I make the cut or not will be announced in December, based on the last email from BHI.

Good luck to both of us.

Hi guys. Im a Marine Coordinator for O&G Contractor Company. This is my first job (almost a year) as I graduated as E&I Engineering from local Uni. I feel that this job didnt have any career prospect/development. Before taking the job, I thought that this job is more technical-job, but ends up, charter vessels and dealing with clients/vendors.

What do you think? Pls advise

im facing the same problem.. my current job is into project management which is not into technical. yet with my ignorance i signed a 2 years work contract that if i violate i have to pay rm 20k. but it doesnt stop me from keep searching for job that i love. soo that is my advice.

hold on to your dream bro

Wow Bro..20K ..Thats a lot man!

+1

How true

Drillers seem to be on top of the pile.

I know one drilling supervisor earning close to RM200k/month for a year's contract. Phew!