AFAIK most local o&g consultancy firms have a base salary for graduate engineers regardless of which dept you're gonna be in although the figure varies among companies.

I've heard some cases that you'll earn 100-200 more if you got master degree but not often, only a few.

Some co. offer a slight salary bump after probation period ends.

However, the bolded part is kinda funny though. If you're on permanent basis, you should enjoy the employee benefits as others as well.

Hi all, I was called by Baker Hughes Singapore for the interview of electromechanical technician position (non-field job). I am a fresh grad with a degree in mechanical engineering. My first choice is actually to become a field engineer. Since it is hard to get into O&G industry, I am thinking perhaps I can start with this position and learn the basics of the industry. But I have some doubts, hoping to find an answer here.

1. May I know what is the career path for this position? Does it has a good prospect?
2. If I perform well, do I get to be promoted as engineer? Or I would stuck as technician for my entire career in the company?

Thank you and really appreciate if all of you can clear my doubts.

you can always quit and give up that big paycheque for a job in malaysia. What is stopping you?

Hi, guys!
I just got an offer from Technip for my intern. I was told I will be working in the Mechanical Engineering Sector.

Has anyone been with Technip? I'd like to know how they deal with interns. My intern duration is going to be 8 months long,fyi.

Is it only office job, or will I be able to visit sites? What does a mechanical engineer do?

Any additional info regarding will help. Please and thank you.

Guys, please help..

Thanks bro 
I don't have engineering background.. I think most project planning jobs required engineering background and it's quite important I think.

Now in downstream supply chain.. thinking to go further r Upstream supply chain after finish the master..

What about Master of Geoscience, is it a good field to venture into? Appreciate if the sifus here can share their experience and thought

Are you sure just THHE?
There will be more related to O&G in the pipeline.
Unfortunate? Not really, as O&G companies in the world are giving the most benefits.
Economy are good, they can recruit and create all those useless departments.
Economy bad, close the department down
Sometimes to really survive in O&G companies, just paper alone won't give 100% job security. You need to have real technical skills to support.
But not to worry much, if you have work experience and paper, can always try in Middle East countries. Saudi pay are lower, but cost of living are lower at the same time. Qatar not bad, but cost of living slightly higher. Best of all, tax free.

I'm a little worried just now...

I heard that SBM,Technip,Slb and THHE has retrenched their staff for a very short notice due

to Oil n Gas crisis as we all know..Currently,i'm in consultant and now getting scared... 

slb also laying off? Damn...

Anyone has experiences with Gas Malaysia Berhad's interview here?? I'm seeking for tips and advices.

I think hydrogen fuel cell might replace fossil fuels engine in near future. That time demand further drop again?

Thank you for the information, appreciate it much. I have accepted the offer 

Yeah just hope that can learn as much as possible. btw what is the PCC you mentioned ?
gotta start learning dy..