vacant at sapurakencana
sorry, just simply put the link here..
click for more detail

https://www.facebook.com/skpetrobhd/photos/...?type=1&theater

https://www.facebook.com/skpetrobhd?fref=photo

you already seasoned pro bro, they no need give all those test hehe.

ahaaa havent seen some one ask about tubular running in a loooong while. as answered by the seniors above.

i was a former employee of 1 afore mentioned company above, and currently am employed by another listed above. tho just for info besides those 3, there are a few more but not prominent around m'sia or the ASIAPAC region. among them BJ tubulars and ITS.

from what i know, franks a.k.a selaut is in search of plenty manpower since they are servicing quite a high volume of rigs at the moment. . job wise pleanty to go around so to speak at selaut.

as for career advancement etc, well i think its best you experience it yourself the tubular running side of drilling. . pay wise, well u know la local comp vs mnc company, and can come to a conclusion on your own

This post has been edited by mhyug: Aug 15 2014, 06:13 PM

Congratulation on your new coverall...

Not really, I worked in a totally unrelated field for 2 years (factory QC work) in China before joinging BHI. Looking back, surprises myself also!

Hey. Smith is different from slb k? Even though slb bought over smith. Anyway, for those newbies deciding to join us over at the upstream. Better know what is the working conditions and wad majority does after work. So it's either you man the f up, or you gtfo. Seen too many freshies cry when get screamed in the face.

Good luck applying.

SOS: I am service field engineer II

This post has been edited by babykon101: Aug 15 2014, 07:18 PM

mana ada bro. dah lama dah join.

tgh nak dok carik peluang nak tukar coverall ni hahah

Hi all. What is the job prospect of a chemical engineering graduate in 4 years time? I've heard a lot of unemployment issues for this type of grad.

computer engineering graduate can join oil & gas company...??
can tell me any company that related with my study field...??

mind me aasking...why all of a sudden...people from all kind of majors want to get into oil and gas? what's so attractive about it?

Because everyone keeps hearing about how good the industry pays. Which is correct to an extent but most don't know anymore than that and if they don't know more than that, it is very very hard to get in.

Pretty much summed it up. It is also good if they should know the price to pay to get paid handsomely - still there's no such thing as free lunch!!!

very true. the assumption this is the only industry paying high is false. or the assumption this industry is easy thus paying high also wrong.

hi sifu-sifu here, i just offered petroleum engineering course @ UTM last week, going in UTM next month for first year degree already =D

any tips share wit me?

Study hard...and join ROTU (like me, hahaha)...and also SPE- UTM Student Chapter...

This post has been edited by meonkutu11: Aug 17 2014, 12:56 PM

exactly...cmon man...i think computer science also pays as high if not higher if they have specialist skill...and if you go USA and work on the right start up, you might just end up like mark zuckerberg!! isnt that even richer??? I dont understand why any tom d*** or harry...even seen QS asking for oil and gas jobs? liek whatttt ? o.O

Thank you for the list. I've found this list as well, but it didn't make it in category , such as drilling, turbo machinery, HVAC and etc, perhaps because most of the companies involved in more than 1 field. Appreciate much if you can give me some information on the type of service companies. Just give me the type and I'll do research myself =)

btw, wanna ask how about onshore service? I like to be involved in different project, meet different people and challenges, but I am not sure if I can fit in the lifestyle of offshore, so perhaps onshore service might be a better alternative.

Those in Baker Hughes or Schlumberger as field engineer, what is the work schedule like? And also the time away from home? Do you get fixed rotation from these companies? I will graduate in a year time, but would like to know about the situation before jumping into offshore jobs.

If one would like to have a fixed rotation example, 4 wks on and off, what should company should i take note of?

I am with Baker Hughes for past 8 years, as LWD Field Engineer/Logging Supervisor and Radiation Protection Supervisor - posted in Qatar, Germany, Brazil and now China.

Qatar and most Mid-East countries - rotation 6 weeks on with 4 weeks off.
Brazil - rotation 4 weeks on and 4 weeks off.
China - rotation 4 up to 6 weeks on with 4 weeks off.

If I work for Baker Hughes home country (Malaysia) - on call, anytime! No fixed and predictable schedule. Therefore, for a predictable rotating schedule and skipping income tax altogether, I opt to go rotating as international rotator and get paid in greenback!

Agreed.
Also under hot working weather 40 plus degree C and humidity more than 80%.
They only know google then copy and paste...they read and or listen this that then want to join without consideration of their own background qualifications and experience which if nurture properly which may become more lucrative and satisfaction.
Office based senior posts mostly those promoted from field...

Hey guys,

I see that this thread has grown and blossomed since v1. Lol.
Good job keeping it alive for newcomers and old alike.

Kslee,
Didn't know you are in LWD. How is it at Baker? Thinking of switching product line. Getting tired here. Lol