Fresh grad here looking for opportunity to serve in o&g field. I am currently looking at those service company, as easier to enter compare to upstream big company, and I prefer to travel to diff station rather than stay at one. Any suggestion on company? Btw I am mechanical background with 2nd upper.Thanks

Ok, I submit the application via website, but I don't think there is high chance to get there via website application. Any suggestion on any other way to get in? thanks

1 year? omg..I though the program is only for fresh grad? guess i should start consider other job first.
Nwa,thanks!

I see. I prefer oil service company as I go around different site and meet different people. That's why I prefer service company. I didn't know the pay is higher. haha..actually what kind of service company available? i know drilling, pump, turbomachinery,anything else?

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.

Alright, thanks for the kind advice, appreciate much!

I have just got an offered as assn proj engineer in a crane company. Thinking of choosing that as related to heavy industries and hence offshore/marine. Recently kinda hard to get a place in S'pore now..

My question is, what kind of technical skills I should focus on should I intend to move to ong field later on? What normally does the manager from o&g consider when getting applicants from outside o&g fields?

Thanks

Thanks, but I wonder what type of experiences count?
For instant, I might be moving to M&E, mainly on piping and HVAC. Will piping design and project management contribute if I wanna go offshore?

Hi, I saw there is a lubricants graduate trainee program from BP Msia.
At first I though it is a technical program, but eventually it accept students regardless major.
Anyone who been through it before or those who have idea about it mind to share what is the scope and potential of the program? Thanks

https://careers.bpglobal.com/TGWebHost/jobd..._5061&GQId=2050

remember to buy me a meal if u get in.haha

https://careers.bpglobal.com/TGWebHost/jobd..._5061&GQId=2050

it works fine for me here, in case don't work again, when u go for job search, go for the one with students and gradautes
e-star seems to be a little bit diff, it seems more SAP oriented..

This post has been edited by sheng291: Oct 15 2014, 08:00 PM

I work in JB in M&E ad getting 2.8k basic + 500 fixed allowance as fresh grad, takkan KL can't give 3.2k in oil and gas?My friend IT fresh graduate also can get 4k
I think the pay is reasonable, the question is, whether the guy got such capability to handle the responsibility and challenge come with the pay

hmm, in that case, o&g does pay well for skilled one with good experiences, but not fresh grad then..
considering banking grad trainee pay 2.8k+- as well, I doubt o&g will be less than that, unless those chinaman company..
pay wise, what I stated there is true, up to people to take it or not

someone with high salary but lower responsibility is subject to skills and experiences then, such as those principal engineer..good for you