Kris Sakti Petroleum is associate Co. to Taib Mahmud family right? Thats what I heard before. Not really sure true or not

Hi fellas,

I failed my SI at Petronas in 2013, have to wait for 2 years now for a retry. Just went for an interview at another PSC but the job offered is surprisingly doesn't suit my qualification. Almost a non-executive position. But I really wanna work in oil and gas. Patience is my best friend now.

hmm...

sudah buntu mencari pekerjaan... xtau nak apply kat mna lg. Anyone know kat mne lg sy patut cuba apply?

tq for ur help sifu2 and otai2~

i dont hav any experience and grad with electrical & electronics engineering degree

This post has been edited by darkamazon: Jun 16 2014, 02:07 PM

Guys, anybody who have experience on fabrication and interested for a 2 months contract or part time to be stationed at a Fabrication Yard.

The job scope is basically to become the COMPANYs representative to control and perform quality checking on the Fabricated Pressure Vessels to ensure the VENDOR (Fabricator) performs well and does not delay for a particular Fast Track Project.

PM for more info.

hi everyone,

Just wondering are there any oil and gas companies wanna hire fresh grad with materials engineer background with CSWIP 3.0 certificate? Its kinda hard for me penetrate through the oil and gas since I am just a fresh grad? Any advice abang2 sekalian?

Currently looking for job in oil & gas field. I am a fresh grad in mechanical engineering field. Any sifu can help to recommend some job? Or help me throw the resume to hr as well...
Tq so much

Hi senior in oil and gas industry. I have been followed this thread since 2012, till now still looking job in this industry and have applied to various company. I need help from the sifu in this thread to show me the right way to get into this industry . Graduated in B.Eng (Mechanical) from UM and currently working as structural engnr at Favelle Favco Cranes, Senawang.

Favelle Favco ok what. Two of my cranes were ordered from your company last time for South Acis EPCC project, one each for SA-PA and SA-AA topside

Malaysian player SapuraKencana Petroleum has secured more work for its drilling division in the form of new contracts and an extension worth a total of $700 million. [COLOR=blue]

Wholly-owned subsidiary Petcon has landed a brace of contracts with Petronas Carigali to provide two tender-assist rigs, SKD T-9 and SKD T-10, for development drilling work off Malaysia.

The SKD T-9 has been hired for an initial five years, effective from next month, with an optional two-year extension while the other unit has been taken on a three-year lease starting in August and extendable for two more years.

Another tender-assist rig, SKD T-18, has been tanken on charter by Chevron for development drilling off Thailand under a separate five-year deal with wholly-owned subsidiary SapuraKencana Drilling Asia, due to start this month.

Wholly-owned offshoot Seadrill Jaya has meanwhile gained a one-year contract extension with BP for use of the tender-assist rig West Jaya off Trinidad, due to start in August.

Really SapuKencang...Just announced the finding on 4 exploration wells and now secured more contracts for their tender rigs.....

how come locals so hard to enter their drilling arm. so many fleet all mat salleh for the key positions

cam ni bila aku nak jadi OIM kahkahkah

This post has been edited by mhyug: Jun 17 2014, 02:04 AM

Sama ada client kagum sgt sama mat salleh atau ini LOCAL kompeni tak percaya sama locals...Ask them how many years they operating in Malaysia Water and how many local Toolpushers or OIMs they produced!!..same goes to my company

Lagipun, NOC tak push hard enough to this drilling companies...Kesian geng2 Bayong..

Sona Petroleum expects revenue flow beginning FY2014

Posted on June 17, 2014, Tuesday

KUALA LUMPUR: Sona Petroleum Bhd is optimistic of posting revenue and profit beginning its financial year 2014, from the positive cash flow it would generate from its acquisition of Salamander Energy (Bualuang) Ltd, said managing director Datuk Seri Hadian Hashim.

“The signing of the sales and purchase agreement for a 66.7 per cent stake in Salamander PLC’s wholly-owned subsidiary Salamander Energy is expected no later than June 26.

“The transaction will result in Sona Petroleum owning an effective working interest of 40 per cent in two oil and gas blocks owned by Salamander Energy in the Gulf of Thailand,” he told a media briefing after Sona’s annual general meeting here on Monday.

The acquisition of the 66.7 per cent of the economic rights and 49 per cent of the voting rights in SEBG will enable Sona to benefit from joint control over strategic and financial decisions, he said.

Hadian said the two concessions, close to the Bualuang Field in the Gulf of Thailand, represent excellent opportunities for Sona.

The blocks include an active oilfield that has been producing since 2008 and rights to explore surrounding fields.

“These assets represent great value for Sona Petroleum as they will enable us to generate cashflow and also provide significant upside to our profitability going forward,” he said.

“The deal with SEBG will allow Sona Petroleum to start receiving 40 per cent of the revenue, and with about 5,000 to 6,000 barrels a day and at current oil prices, the potential income for Sona is substantial,” a source related to the company said.

For FY2013, the special-purpose acquisition company which made its debut on Bursa Malaysia in July last year has not generated any revenue other than interest from fixed deposit placements.

It registered a net loss before taxation of RM5.1 million.

Hadian expressed confidence that Sona Petroleum would successfully meet the qualifying acquisition requirement within the stipulated time frame, and begin the process of generating healthy cash flow to bring returns to shareholders and other stakeholders. — Bernama

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UMW-OG allocates RM2 bln for capex this year

Posted on June 17, 2014, Tuesday

KUALA LUMPUR: UMW Oil and Gas Corporation Bhd (UMW-OG) has allocated RM2 billion for capital expenditure this year to grow its fleet assets as part of its expansion plan.

Its president Rohaizad Darus said the company spent RM1.7 billion last year as part of the listing proceeds to add to their fleet of premium jack-up rigs, and is expected to add three more rigs – the UMW Naga 6,7 and 8 – which will be delivered in September and December 2014 and September 2015 respectively.

“We currently own five oil drilling rigs, of which three are operating outside Malaysia – the UMW Naga 5 in the Philippines and the UMW Naga 2 and 3 in Vietnam – while two (the UMW Naga 1 and 4) are serving the Malaysian market,” he told reporters after the company’s annual general meeting here yesterday.

Eight rigs is a comfortable figure but beyond that the company will have to look into adding more people not only on the rigs but also at the office dealing with procurements and support, he said.

Rohaizad said the company spent RM20 million to set up a drilling academy in collaboration with Institut Teknologi Petronas called UMW-INSTEP Drilling Academy, which started operations in March this year and is expected to train 120 people a year.

This year the company also participated in 25 tenders worth around US$2.2 billion including 13 outside Malaysia, and is quite confident of getting at least 30 per cent, he said, adding the contract tenure ranges from two months to over two years.

Meanwhile UMW-OG Chairman Tan Sri Asmat Kamaludin said the oil and gas landscape is very encouraging, with a healthy domestic market plus increased activities regionally including in non-traditional oil producing countries Myanmar and the Philiphines.

He said the company will continue to play a role in creating a more sustainable Malaysian and Southeast Asian drilling industry, adding it would also look for opportunities in the Middle East. — Bernama

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DNV GL's Unit Helps CNOOC Perform First DP Floatover Installation in China
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Monday, June 16, 2014
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DNV GL reported Monday that experts from Noble Denton Marine Assurance and Advisory in DNV GL have helped CNOOC perform the first offshore platform installation in China using advanced dynamic positioning (DP) floatover technology. The installation of CNOOC’s HZ25-8 DPP (Drilling Product Platform) topside was successfully completed in the eastern waters of the South China Sea for the Enping Oilfields.

“The success of HZ25-8 DPP topside DP floatover installation is a perfect realization of applying world-class offshore structure installation technology in the South China Sea area. Our cooperation with international leading technical service provider DNV GL has enabled the new breakthrough of COOEC’s technology and competence in offshore installation,” said Ruhua Yuan, Vice General Manager of COOEC.

“As a result of the merger between DNV and GL, we can now help customers reduce operational risk even further by partnering with a single global marine advisor. The Noble Denton Marine Assurance and Advisory section in DNV GL has unique and extensive experience of float-over operations both on to floating hulls and fixed platforms. Our experts were able to help CNOOC perform the floatover installation safely, while saving time, manpower and material resources,” said Wolfgang Wu, Regional Manager of DNV GL Oil & Gas in China.

DNV GL’s Noble Denton Marine Assurance and Advisory experts provided technical support to CNOOC with two challenges in particular: transverse load-out and dynamic positioning (DP) of the floatover installation. To ensure the safety and success of the load-out and floatover operations, DNV GL applied expertise and operational experience gained from its worldwide involvement in large topside transverse load-out operations and conducted thorough testing of the ballast and DP systems on HYSY278. Based on the test results and taking into account the tide level in the quay and the characteristics of the ballast air compressors, DNV GL was able to optimize the loadout operational procedures and ballast sequences.

The project first started in 2013 when DNV GL Shanghai and Singapore was invited by COOEC to cooperate on the verification of the HZ25-8 DPP topside DP floatover installation, detail design and joint installation design. With the load-out weight exceeding 13,000WT, this project is the largest transverse load-out operation in China to date.

During the design stage, DNV GL performed DP capability analysis, time domain analysis, docking, undocking and mating analysis, in order to assess the capabilities of the DP system under different sea states and the limited weather conditions for floatover installation operation. This analysis helped the site operation. In addition, DNV GL engineers, DP operators and field engineers participated in the simulation test organized by COOEC in Netherlands. It simulated the docking and undocking operation under several virtual environments, enabling the team to make contingency plans in case of failure of one thruster.

“We look forward to further cooperation with CNOOC and other Chinese oil and gas companies to contribute to the development of China's oil and gas industry,” continued Wu.
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Good to have a Malaysian drilling training center. Hopefully can boost drilling personnel in near future. But one of their rig now equipped with people from 'bollywood' and keep calling their people to come working on the rig..

anyone know how to apply for this trainee program? coz didnt see any ads regarding this program on their websites?

Hi guys, ive just completed an interview with Sapura Acergy for graduate engineer position. Just wondering how much sasb is paying for freshies? Anybody mind telling how many months of bonus theyve been giving? Thankssss

fuh baru finish interview already asking bonus.
you shouldve just asked in your interview

Hi guys,

I got an interview for the position of reservoir user support engineer with Exxon mobil after a chit chat with their HR. The interview will be this friday.The job description says that the main role is provide support for users of Eclipse, MBAL and prosper and seems to require an experienced user with 3-5 years experience. Since i am sure that the HR knows that i am in many a sense anfrsh graduate with no working experience in the industry, will Exxon mobil provide extensive training?

While i have a masters in PE, we only used Roxar, Eclipse and MBal for simple case studies and may not be an expert user although i find using Eclipse and Roxar very straight forward. I have no experience in prosper.

Does anyone have any tips what to expect and prepare for during the interview? Should i read more on reservoir softwares that is required?

This is my second proper interview after CGG(waiting for result of the second phone interview after which there will be a face to face interview), id like to get well prepared and any feedback and tips would be appreciated.