was offered Engineer post after passed the MT math, english, iq, verbal, listening tests, group discussion, cases analysing tests, interviews back to year 2007. no MT post for me as i have few years construction technical experience prior joining, succeeded all the assessments.
lot of good exposure for their MT at various business units with mentor.

go and try out yourself and all the best! no tips for me last time and all by myself (no any guidances/ advice), just present yourself and try your best. 

thanks for feedback...right now still working with Scomi?

after 2 years plus with Scomi, our business unit was divested to a japanese conglomerate, i was "sold" to them too...
after 6 years plus, i have left this business unit and join a US company, the 7th largest company in the world among the Forbes Global 2000 (year 2014 ranking). a newly created pioneer post in Asia-Pacific, not a replacement post.

Hi abang-abang and otai sekalian

I have been following this thread since V3 but mostly as a silent reader. A few days ago I received a call from Germanischer Lloyd to attend an interview for mechanical engineer position. Quite a surprise to receive the call actually   

So here the job description:

-Assist team member in technical integrity process system (TIPS) project including asset register verification, new asset structure build up, SCE identification, developing site specific performance standard, developing PMMS specific task and integration of existing maintenance plan & assurance task.

-Assist team member in risk based inspection (RBI) project including process data, mechanical data & inspection record verification, risk assessment & confidence rating validation and inspection strategy recommendation.

-Provide technical support on design review of all static equipment for compliance with ASME and API code including equipment drawings, documents and all engineering calculation

-Propose and provide engineering solution to potential client on long-term problem or bad actor

-Periodic site visit to onshore and offshore facilities where necessary

So abang-abang sekalian......what do you guys think? I am from design background btw and now in subsea business.

Germanischer Lloyd is now under GL-Noble Denton which is presently under DNV-GL Group, which is an O&G MWS & consulting company. Take the offer. Trust me your CV will looks fantastic after five years.

Just go the iv. nothing to lose. U will gain the experience. Make some study. Dont let it go just like that.
Most of us dont have those opportunity. Every one can give u suggestion and comment but finally all are depend on u.
Gud luck man..

Yes bro....since I am on leave that day, I guess I will give it a try...Like you said nothing to lose.

Hi abang-abang and otai sekalian

I have been following this thread since V3 but mostly as a silent reader. A few days ago I received a call from Germanischer Lloyd to attend an interview for mechanical engineer position. Quite a surprise to receive the call actually   

So here the job description:

-Assist team member in technical integrity process system (TIPS) project including asset register verification, new asset structure build up, SCE identification, developing site specific performance standard, developing PMMS specific task and integration of existing maintenance plan & assurance task.

-Assist team member in risk based inspection (RBI) project including process data, mechanical data & inspection record verification, risk assessment & confidence rating validation and inspection strategy recommendation.

-Provide technical support on design review of all static equipment for compliance with ASME and API code including equipment drawings, documents and all engineering calculation

-Propose and provide engineering solution to potential client on long-term problem or bad actor

-Periodic site visit to onshore and offshore facilities where necessary

So abang-abang sekalian......what do you guys think? I am from design background btw and now in subsea business.

Hi abang-abang and otai sekalian

I have been following this thread since V3 but mostly as a silent reader. A few days ago I received a call from Germanischer Lloyd to attend an interview for mechanical engineer position. Quite a surprise to receive the call actually   

So here the job description:

-Assist team member in technical integrity process system (TIPS) project including asset register verification, new asset structure build up, SCE identification, developing site specific performance standard, developing PMMS specific task and integration of existing maintenance plan & assurance task.

-Assist team member in risk based inspection (RBI) project including process data, mechanical data & inspection record verification, risk assessment & confidence rating validation and inspection strategy recommendation.

-Provide technical support on design review of all static equipment for compliance with ASME and API code including equipment drawings, documents and all engineering calculation

-Propose and provide engineering solution to potential client on long-term problem or bad actor

-Periodic site visit to onshore and offshore facilities where necessary

So abang-abang sekalian......what do you guys think? I am from design background btw and now in subsea business.

Paul Robinson started a discussion in Malaysia Oil & Gas.
Sona Petroleum makes maiden acquisition
Sona Petroleum Bhd is planning to buy a 40% stake in a producing oil and gas field offshore of Thailand from UK-listed Salamander Energy Plc for US$280mil (RM903.64mil). Sona, one of the three locally-listed special purpose acquisition vehicles (Spac), said it had signed a heads of agreement with Salamander for the purchase of the stake in the latter’s unit Salamander Energy (Bualuang) Ltd (SEBG) in Thailand. SEBG currently holds working interests in the B8/38 concession, containing the producing Bualuang Field, and in the surrounding G4/50 exploration concession, both in the Gulf of Thailand. B8/38 has been in production since 2008. Salamander is an independent upstream oil and gas exploration and production company listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. It has a portfolio of producing, development and explortion assets in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia. “The proposed transaction is intended to be Sona’s qualifying acquisition and gives Sona a balanced portfolio of production, development and exploration assets in Thailand, as it takes its first step in developing into an independent usptream oil and gas company,” Sona told Bursa. “The target interests are expected to contribute positively to the earnings of the company upon completion of the proposed transaction,” said Sona. The purchase consideration has been calculated on the basis of SEBG’s valuation as at Jan 1, 2014. The US$250mil relates to the acquisition of a 40% effective working interest in the B8/38 concession, and US$30mil (RM96.82mil) relates to the acquisition of a 40% effective working interest in the G4/50 concession. Salamander has also agreed to carry Sona’s costs associated with the drilling of two exploration wells in the G4/50 concession up to an agreed cap. The purchase consideration will be satisfied via cash and will be funded via a combination of the company’s internal funds, raised from the company’s initial public offering in July 2013, and external bank borrowings. Sona said the parties had made significant steps in agreeing the terms of the proposed transaction, and will finalise the terms and conditions of the sale and purchase agreement (SPA) and related transaction agreements with a view to signing a legally binding SPA prior to June 26, 2014.

Orang safety kat sini pun aku tak sempat kenal semua bro lulz currently aku spent most of my time interacting with CP2 project team only, orang drilling pun aku tak kenal gak huhuhuhu

He just resigned from Petrofac and about to join HESS. Having another interview for the HSE manager post in the new drilling player next Monday....

He just resigned from Petrofac and about to join HESS. Having another interview for the HSE manager post in the new drilling player next Monday....