Good morning O&G brothers,

I'm here to seek your advice.

I have been invited for an interview with East 101 for graduate process engineer position. They are focused on providing advanced process solutions for oil and gas processing industry using process simulation technologies.

There will be three phases, with Phase 1 being written evaluation and Phase 2 being group analytical problem solving. If I pass both phases, then Phase 3 will be face-to-face interview.

Honestly, this is the first time I will be attending such interview with evaluation tests. I am not sure how the group interview will be carried out typically. Is it all about case studies revolving O&G?

As for written evaluation, is it important for me to revise everything from my undergraduate studies, particularly in Chemical Engineering? I am afraid they will be very tough.

Some advice would be really helpful. I hope to ace this coming interview. I will try my best.

Thank you in advance for the time.

Are you good in Hysis?

Hi kockroach,

I used HYSYS quite often during my undergraduate studies. However, I have not used it for more than a year already. Have gotten rusty.

Hi kaiser, when did u apply for the position? how fast they reviewed your application and invited u for the interview? I also applied the vacancy last week but no news until now. Thanks.

Their principal consultant also work as a trainer for process simulation, methinks you gonna need to brushed up your hysis skill. I am not from process background though

Hi Mr. HH,

I applied on last Sunday. I had my phone interview two days ago. I hope you get a call soon too.

Noted. I probably gonna sneak in to my Uni for HYSYS revision.

Kena VSS ke bro?

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Bro,

Big TA is coming up for PPMSB. Nanti cuba jolok CV kat sana..

guys, I'm currently working in downstream refinery as a maintenance planner for rotating equipment. almost 3 years already in planning position. my exposure in rotary equipment is ok but I wouldn't be be so proud with my technical skills.

just recently received an offer as a reliability engineer in the same refinery. shall I bite the bullet or stay in rotating equipment and improve my technical skills?

need all the otai2 advice in this. tq.

Otai Otai sekalian,

I am a Chemical Engineering fresh graduate who try to get a position in O&G. I've been sending resume out to many companies but no reply yet and realize not much position offer for entry level position. I got no lobang to the industry yet. Any good suggestion for me to get a better chance?

u got degree? reliability engineer one step higher than your current position, plus you can diversify your knowledge (RBI, calculation etc.), certification etc. your planning skill still needed to develop inspection plan, schedule etc.

really nice ar ur place, got special planner for rotating equipment only

note : for rotating, there are special skill to know like alignment, balancing, setting, shaft tolerance, vibration, spectrum analysis etc. perhaps you already expert on this

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my friend just done some catalyst change there, PCFK. so u got NACE cert? Why don't you try International Paint? Under Akzonobel. I believe they will got alot of blasting and painting works for coming TA at all refineries west coast. Not sure about Jotun.

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This post has been edited by nash9701: Jun 23 2015, 04:53 PM

Haha, I wish I have NACE but no I only have BGAS, I did send to IP but no reply so far,

Ask yourself where do you see yourself after a few years down the road being a reliability engineer..

I have my mind on others (i.e. condition monitoring/ planning including TA/ project/ start-up and commissioning) apart from maintenance.. last on my mind is reliability (maybe after I have a family keke)

This post has been edited by klein: Jun 23 2015, 08:31 PM

Hi all,
May i know what are the sector or scope of work of mechanical engineer in oil and gas industry
As far as i know, piping and drilling r one of them

Hope to know more about this, share some of your knowledge otai otai

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