Rhoss Williams
Account Manager at Precise Consultants

Precise Consultants URGENT: Precise Consultants client requires: Survey Tech: For a role in Qatar. Candidates MUST have strong experience of PHINS and ROV Multi Beam experience. Candidates MUST be available for a full 60 days rotation. Role is in Qatar and Visa applications apply. The role is due to commence on the 1st of April. Contact: Rhoss Williams : rhoss@preciseconsultants.co.uk
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Technip in Houston is looking for a Lead Control Systems Engineer with ethylene oxide and/or ethylene glycol experience and progressive background in control systems engineering and design. Apply today! (ref.3649)

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Mieza Hana
Recruitment Consultant at Symphony Search Sdn Bhd

Looking for Environmental, Health and Safety Officer. Preferably Malay who has a Green Book and possess certification from NIOSH and registered with DOSH. If you are interested, please send your CV to famieza@symphonysearch.com.my or call at 03-7806 2806/16 for further information.

You gip me 35 percent increment I fly back Malaysia esok haha

woh this is valuable info. thanks bro. nanti bagitau the latest round of interview macam mana. . thank you very much bro.

hoo is the job still open?? i pon mau try la that 35% pejam mata i setuju.

wow 35% is a good offer at this time. willing to work 5.5 days, instead of 4.5 days.

Local candidates only

Yesterday I received a kunjungan dari seorang /k/ yang sanggup drive from KL jumpa saya untuk meminta nasihat. Beliau adalah orang yang kedua. Saya memuji keberanian /k/ ini untuk datang personally dan talk casually about O&G at large. Tiada gay session. Saya suka.

In fact I have I been helping a lot of /k/ when I was working at KL. My roles is just open a door and recommending them to several of my contacts.

This is how we built networking in O&G. Kena berani dan bersosial secara terbuka dan berhemat. No need clubbing drunk and such to meet new peoples.

Yang sebenarnya saya pun agak mentah juga. I still have a lot to learn in this industry.

The O&G Industry is very cyclical. Lama tak masuk thread. So now I guess everybody is sweating this out.

Haha that's the first thing I checked for when I opened the link.

I've seen quite a number of positions with majors having that requirement.
I guess it's part of their agreements with local governments, and also part of their efforts to keep costs down.
The best route is probably joining a global firm in your home country and then working towards a foreign assignment.

Hello Sir ! Yes, haven't seen you here in a long while !
And yes, it's mostly bunker mode until the dust settles.

while everyone still in bunker mode, good time to diversify into opportunities outside OnG. Dun just stay silo in this industry. Look for opportunities outside, guys

Been a bit busy for the last year or so. 60 dollar oil is not too bad. If you are working with an Operator, this is the time you start looking at the cost side of things. When it was 100 dollar oil, the cost went up 5 fold. Those service providers such as SLB, Halli, etc etc and the rig owners are sweating as new contracts are now going to be more down to earth in terms of pricing.

You're right, a lot of contracts are now being reviewed all over the place.
Interesting thing is how the service providers are actually able to accommodate price reductions - makes you wonder what kind of profit margins they were enjoying at 100 dollar oil.

The sad thing is where they let go of highly qualified people just because of this price swing. It's likely to hit them in the face further down the road I think.

Any IT related Job Opportunities in the O&G Field????

Most definitely. Not just the service provider but also operators who seems to be doing some sort of knee-jerk reaction. Once a company resort to retrenchment, it will be very difficult for them to hire once the oil price move up again (or in this case stabilizes to maybe 65-70 dollar oil.) You lose the trust of your employees and those who remains will also be looking for the first opportunity to leave once another offer comes by.

Most IOCs though have a good grasp of future oil prices and they are quite conservative with regards to their economic planning. I doubt most of them uses 100 dollar oil for any of the long-term projects. Most probably uses 65-70 dollar oil so the impact on current assets are probably not that severe.

I always like your posting bro. Very informative.