Well good for you then.  Even though i heard a lot of retrenchment news, yet business is still ongoing. Lets hope for the best.
well thats petronas and yes the ratio is low but they still having non malay right.  If u see Shell,  they are opposite  to petronas.  Non malay is majority there.

Im talking about SSB and SSPC

Which fuel brand is officially selling Euro 4 mogas in the market now?

yes, from shell insider. I dunno how much petronas will scrutinise though... but then as long that the number is viable i suppose.

and since i am not in shell but was once working for an engineering company in kl, i know that for RAPID project, the said engineering company dun have a big say in who they want to send to work for to work in RAPID.

Petronas hv to view their resume and approve.

Even when workload is low and many charging overheads, the said company still can't use their own overhead staff for that project just bcuz petronas duwan so they have to hire new ppl under petronas approval. So those overhead ppl just help up but not charging to RAPID. just charge overhead.

I still don't understand, how can competitor decide who to hire in their company. It's not like a join venture or subsidiary. It's 2 separate and different entity..

National Oil Company (NOC) has a big say of what foreigners wanna do with their oil

Actually without petronas, most locals won't have the chance to work in oil n gas. Decades ago, whenever there are oil project here in msia, it was done by the westerners. Until petronas came in and set a rule that if they wanna drill oil from msia, they need local content.

Shell provide expertise in technology and know how, while petronas controls the project and learn from the big international oil companies.

Any lubang to join ib as a fresh grad?    Man, I kinda regret turning down KWAP's offer to become their investment analyst. The pay was quite good too. I just felt like it was a huge risk that time because they were heavily linked to the 1MDB scandal :/

Hi otai-otai sekalian.

I would like to ask opinion. I just graduated from UTP  then after that I work in EPC company as a graduate engineer (Project) until May 2015. Unfortunately, because of the current situation I didn't get the chance to become permanent staff. 

until now still searching job. I saw a program from TWI under cidb youth program they offered this program :

1) 3g/6g welding - 2 weeks
2) NDT :
    - Magnetic Particle Testing - 2 weeks
    - Penetrant Testing - 2 weeks
    - Interpretation of Radiographs- 2 weeks
    - Ultrasonic Testing- 2 weeks
3) Blasting & Painting operation- 4 weeks

Which courses should i go to expand my marketability? I don't mind to start from below (even if they offered me under rm 2k i also grab it, because I don't have enough experience) Btw I have degree in Mechanical Engineering and Diploma in Plant Engineering with 6 months experience as a QC inspector and around 11 months in PMT offshore project.

Thank you for the opinion, appreciated it.

Your fact isnt quite right. Local crude is mostly exported. Local crude usage is imported. Melaka mostly handles imported crude.

All contractors (Exxon, Shell, Murphy, Talisman and the likes) who has business in Malaysia will have to go through PETRONAS for approval when they want to do hiring. This is a known fact and has been in place since aeons and aeons ago. Why? Because headcount is cost recoverable. So anything that's cost recoverable, of course PETRONAS needs to know and will need their approval. However, what these people fail to tell you is that PETRONAS has no control over whom you hire. They approve only the headcount but they don't control who should you hire. PETRONAS does not control how many you wish to hire even, you come in and propose and they just approve.

http://www.petronas.com.my/our-business/do...a-refinery.aspx

Bro, don't feed the troll. He's a well known moron in here.

Holiday reading 

Petronas, the Malaysian energy giant with big plans in B.C., faced ‘catastrophic’ safety issues

OTTAWA — Petronas, the Malaysian state-owned global energy giant at the heart of British Columbia’s LNG ambitions, was told in late 2013 that it was dealing with “very serious” safety and integrity issues throughout its offshore Malaysian operations, The Vancouver Sun has learned.

A 732-page internal audit, presented to senior management on Oct. 24 of that year and obtained recently by The Sun, uncovered numerous problems on Petronas oil and gas platforms in the three major oil and gas fields off the Malaysian coast.
More <a href='http://www.financialpost.com/m/search/blog.html?b=business.financialpost.com/news/energy/energy-giant-petronas-which-plans-project-in-b-c-faced-catastrophic-safety-issues-at-home' target='_blank'>http://www.financialpost.com/m/search/blog...-issues-at-home</a>

I'm going to an interview for Sales Management Trainee at Cameron (m) Sdn Bhd soon. Any tips? I have prepared myself with typical interview question tho..

Petronas Dagangan Berhad : 'Plant shutdown part of scheduled maintenance'
'The No. 1 CDU processes mainly sweet crude and condensates, while its 170,000 bpd No. 2 CDU is designed to process both sweet and sour crude, according to the company website."

Ironically, at the same time themselves also spanar non bumi Shell people.

The interview went well, no technical question. more on myself and why I want to do sales despite my engineering background 

Vervain is one of the well respected senior here.
It's their lost actually

The first sentence really hit hard. How I hope it's not true.
So what should non bumi do?

Another oil n gas company retrench today...

Specialises in geotechnical survey

The word that the banking industry are using is RIGHTSIZING as shown in yesterday article