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 Oil & Gas Careers V6, Upstream and Downstream

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soyajustin
post May 10 2014, 12:21 AM

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Hi guys and sifus I'm still an undergraduates student majoring in Chemical Engineering. I plan to go into oil and gas industry, any suggestion to me on my future route to take? Any internship oppurtunity in O&G company as a good start?
soyajustin
post May 20 2014, 03:05 PM

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QUOTE(qebalt @ May 10 2014, 03:25 AM)
I'm not a sifu. Just giving my opinion here. You can start with sub-contractors such as Innovative Oilfield Service, High Base and etc. Why? You'll learn from A to Z, technically and commercially. Sorry to say, you'll learn less with client type of companies since most of the time you'll do a lot in management.

Just to share, last time when I was in sub-con, I was seeking projects for the company, doing proposals (commercial
and technical), gathering sources (men power, equipments/materials and logistic), negotiating with clients to accept the proposal, mobilize my crew to offshore, doing progress reports, doing the 'rough-neck' tasks like your technicians, demobilize crew and the equipments (have to negotiate some more with Radio Operator (RO) either you'll going home early or not, by chopper or Fast Crew Boat (FCB)), doing final report for the clients (might have to deal with shitty clients who asked for bribes. There's some cases they'll not sign your documents until they'll get what they want to), doing follow-ups with the client for the payment, have to involve with the production and at the same time have to do company's assessment for the crew.

'Kira you keje sub-con mmg jadi buruh kasar'. Most of the time you'll feel under paid, but it's a good start anyway. Your CEO will promise here and there, but he'll f**ked all of his promises. And then, once you get a job in any client type of company, you'll appreciate more your contractors and become a wiser person. Good luck  rclxm9.gif
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Hey bro first thanks alot for being so generous giving ur background and guide. May i know what is your degree for them to consider taking you as a staff and how you start upon your graduation? Well frankly i dont mind spend my first few years doing hard work and get low pay as long as i learn a dosen. I take that as a future investment and i've been expected that. Dude so how is your progress now? What do you think about oil and gas industry after u had involved yourself in for sometime?

P.S: Pm me if you or anyone can share O&G experience with me i dont mind buy a coffee or lunch session for you even you have big appetite biggrin.gif

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