Tuesday 2nd jom..

bereh bos. im planning on the 1st day visit too. morning pusing2 booths then by lunch maybe we all can meet at some place and minum/makan.

I think they got somewhat pissy when I mentioned the current rate I'm on.

Doesn't matter, got a contract extension here at Origin and probably Wheatstone/Gorgon in 2016.

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This post has been edited by marczeman2: Oct 6 2015, 04:03 PM

anyone know about D&P Process Technologies Sdn Bhd ?

recently i received a call from them ask for interview.

This post has been edited by steel52: May 29 2015, 09:04 PM

anyone work with Aramis group?

is it a scam?

owh. well good to hear you ve got an extension. so what else did they ask during the interview?

any advice for an upstream noobie? so nervous

I'll be wearing a yellow coverall next month

This post has been edited by afieQ: May 29 2015, 05:37 PM

congrats..
...keep humble...

do they bully noobies, im so scared

fuu kuning...i jelly yuu haha

good luck, have fun and work hard.

Am I doomed if I am not technically inclined in this industry?

This post has been edited by klein: May 29 2015, 07:21 PM

Oops. Sorry my geography failed.
It is in Monaco, not US. Wonder why i always think Monaco is in the US.....

just don't act big cock in front of the subcontractor or vendor, they know more than you.

Haha so true!! Just be humble.

thanks senior

I'm too young and empty to be cocky though. I actually have just graduated

i have no idea if because of transition due to the to be bought over by its competitor, maybe in KL Sentral partially?
these few years a lot moved to its competitor because of the take over news and other reasons...it is not only happened in MY, but worldwide offices...
at Kazakhstan recently met with a CIS region person based in Russia also moved from A last year.

This post has been edited by ch_teo: May 29 2015, 11:20 PM

i hope those data are realistic and not just something "paper" presented to the Tops. then the Tops just set an unrealistic productivity target for sub-contractors and/or introduce some new concepts/systems for sub-contractors to comply with.

a person worked and observed 12-hour or more a shift on day/night at field compared to someone without field experience at office just work for the "paper" sometimes really cause disappointments.

This post has been edited by ch_teo: May 29 2015, 11:28 PM

a quick processes of OCTG:
1.) Material (carbon steel/ chrome steel 9Cr or 13 Cr or rarely 21 Cr) will be supplied by customer/vendor assist customer to purchase from mill. for premium connections, Jap mills is the most prefer due to the tight tolerance of the material manufacturing processes. Try China mill, and one will regret when come to gauging time.
2.) Start machining (drilling/milling/turning/boring/profiling/CNC). based on length and size (OD ? ", ? lb/ft, ? ft, refer back to API 5CT/Premium Connections like VAM TSLI). G-Code will be used. Some codes are provided and mandatory to be used by premium connection licensees.
CNC machine calibration/inserts/tool holder/jaws/ front and rear spindle is also very important, need to refer back to TSLI again.
3.) QC inspection based on premium connection checklist with gauges (supplied by licensor/API/vendor own properties). customer/TPI (Third Party Inspector) may want to witness this as hold-point.
4.) Stress-relief if required by premium connections technical specifications.
5.) 1G/2G welding, if required. PWHT, if required after welding, the graph to be filed. again customer/TPI may want to witness this as hold-point.
6.) NDT (LPT/MPT/RT/UT), if required. again customer/TPI may want to witness this as hold-point.
7.) Hydrostatic pressure test range xxx PSI - 15,000 PSI, if required. again customer/TPI may want to witness this as hold-point.
8.) Copper plating, if required to achieve certain micron thickness. again customer/TPI may want to witness this as hold-point.
9.) Zinc/Manganese phosphate if require for the premium thread. titration test and some tools calibration are important in this process. again, customer/TPI may want to witness this as hold-point. again, QC inspection.
10.) Horizontal make-up (power tong), dope/dopeless as per pin/box requirements in technical spec, 3 or 4 jaws also very important, if required to produce the torque-turn chart which need to meets certain torque value as per premium connection requirements. again customer/TPI may want to witness this as hold-point.
11.) Paint stripes as per premium connections TSLI/API requirements, if required. Premium connection monogram or API monogram.
12.) Last QC/QA and packing. Delivery.

This post has been edited by ch_teo: May 30 2015, 12:31 AM

I don't look too kindly for those who only know how to use Petrel probably because it is such an inferior product to IRAP-RMS. It does everything so it must be good ....

Sorry a bit of a rant.