Hi, wanna ask is it only Engineers that can reap profits in this OnG industry?

Okay I shall thank you by offering you the ticket of 14th floor
Wow so many terms that never heard of.

I was just going to ask that question ! You filthy little mind reader

currently graduating soon from Mechanical Engineering course. would want to venture into O&G as a field of career. however i do not possess high CGPA (above 3, but not more than 3.5 which is the minimum requirement by most of the O&G company)

my question is, does low CGPA really stands no chance in joining the O&G field?

for a fresh graduate applying for O&G job, is there any advices based on experience by the people here for us?

thank you

Guys, help me decide which job offer shall I take.

I just finish my mechanical engineering degree.. And currently waiting for my final semester results.

I have two job offers; let's call them Company A and company B

Company A, where I previously did my internship. The pay is about rm2,300 until my results are officially out. Once the results are out, they increase my pay by 1k. I'll me doing mostly mechanical and procurement in this company. In this company. Here I know I'll learn a lot with the guidance of my previous supervisor. The current job offer puts me directly under him. He is one of the reason I'm considering as I'll learn a lot from him.

Company B is a start up company. Currently the company only consist of two people and they are the partners that started the company. So basically I'm their first hire. They  are offering about rm3,500. Here, I will also learn a lot about helping managing the company, meeting clients and other stuff.

Both company are in the oil and gas industry but in different area. I'm aware of the risk of Company B where it can go bust and the job is less secure compared to Company A but starting and building the company from scratch seems like a good platform where I can learn also which is why I'm interested to go there.

I have also previously worked with one of the partners of Company B and I know that he has experience and can be a good mentor to me.

So I'm confused.. Help!!

Could you enlighten me why u choose B?

I am going to JX-Nippon @ Wisma Interhill Miri on Monday next week for an interview... Test market...

Hi guys, noob here.
Graduated end of last year, been working since February this year.

Now starting to regret my career choice
Should have heeded the advice of some of the senior members here.

Anyway bro mohdyakup the link on the first post no longer stores the pdf.

Stupid choice I made la
I had 2 offers from big consultation companies but I turned them down for my current job because this seemed exciting and I can learn a lot since it's a direct business.

Tapi cam haprak la bro.
4 months working I've not exactly learnt anything. The only technical stuff I do is support marketing which an intern could also do. Sometimes I wondered why they hired me
Pay and benefits here really good, but.... I don't see myself learning or proceeding further, I have nothing interesting to fill my CV with based on my time here so far

Mine I dunno what to learn also
The work they give me mainly to help support marketing team, which is really not exactly that technical
Anyone can do it, even an engineering intern

Initially i thought I'd give this 1 year la, but now almost 5 months pun rasa cam no point already

Mainly mechanical
Dealing with the by-product of fossil fuel distillation

Hi guys, I just got a call to attend a third party interview from Petronas next week. The agencies involved are Carimin, Cekap Tecnical Services, Probid Resources, Petrronic, and Kfrontiers. I can choose one of this agencies before the interview. The position offered is supervisor which will basically involved with paperwork and etc. (no technical task i guess) as I come from business and marketing major.

Any advice from seniors here regarding this position in the said agencies? I have 4 years experience working in the sales and marketing related companies.

Hello everyone,
been stalking on this thread lama dah tapi tak sempat sempat nak register member. 

Finally graduate as mechanical engineer and teringin benor nak join oil and gas field.

One quick question,
any recommendation for fresh mechanical graduate to develop skill/knowledge?
been reading oil and gas production handbook.. quite interesting.

and should i attend some of the training course (ogsp, bosiet, etc) ??

thank youu 

yes and it would take Rm 3k untuk bosiet saja  , but i think ogsp boleh la kot nak buat sendiri. i'm not sure whether i'll required those training.. but if it is to make my resume looks different from others fresh graduate why not kan?

hello everyone,

I'm a mechanical engineer student (3rd year), I would like to join the OnG industry when I graduate later. May I know what are the requirements to join? My current results are not so good or too bad though. Pointer is slightly more than 3 only. I'm currently doing my internship with Linde Malaysia.

Any advice on how to improve my chance (connections, results, skills etc) in joining this industry?

Hoping to go Shell LNG HQ in Singapore. But all they do there is downstream works right?  And I'm quite tempted with offshore in miri though   

Hehe. Linde here can learn all the basic things needed in the gas industry I guess. Heard from colleagues that it is quite similar with the LNG industry.

Join dayang enterprise..they like fresh ppl...basic 2k+ offshore allowance RM50/day

thx for ur sharing~
btw after get working experience, the salary in ONG usually higher compare to other industry right?
so if i join the OnG company with few year experience in construction industry, i treated as newbie or experienced??
sorry, i got a lot of question because i am trying to plan my route after my graduation..