hahhaa..okay boss..i did it once again..lol

Observe a friend of mine who is pipeline engineer on contractor side, what they do is pipeline maintenance (blasting + coating), wrapping using pro assure (if i got it right), sectional replacement & pigging. Not to difficult to do in the eyes of the observer, paperwork wise i have no idea lah..

This post has been edited by feekle: Jul 1 2015, 08:58 AM

Sums it up perfectly.

Might be a lot of paperwork because you have to manage and arrange here and there. Was offered for this position once by Petronas and I rejected it.

"May" & "refining" . Not affecting the upstream sector... maybe their contract with petronas is going to expire and they may consider this option as a way out early.

woah..why?

Really? will probably try if offered something like this

Shell want to move out from Malaysia? True ?
Anyone here from Shell??

https://www.facebook.com/PropertyKingMag/po...641?pnref=story

This post has been edited by InF.anime: Jul 1 2015, 10:23 PM

Shell = sell.
Siemens laid its >8000 employees to rest, normal
HP close it operations down in Cyberjaya = normal

Shell move out = abnormal?
What is the logic?

Most probably downstream will be out and upstream will stays?

Who knows
I only interested to have petrol price of rm1.5-1.7 for RON97. To get this price, oil price needs to maintained at USD15-25.

Because the politicians require 60% of management to be BP? There was a second warning letter...

Don't bother, that's why I said before, want to make money from O&G, go ME

any seasoned grease monkeys can give me some advices?

i'm an undergraduate in SG uni and had internship in jurong island. a chemical manufacturing company. I plan to do another internship in malaysia.

my question is what kind of companies should I try? is Technip a good option? I wanted to explore other roles in the industry, process design, if possible.

News from colleague, upstream shallow water mostly out, deepwater remains. A few been laid off already

yes, that's what i heard too. shell is moving out from its shallow water operations in sabah dan sarawak.

But did he tell you that now too many jobless upstream engineers are sleeping in KL's HQ

The theft/break-ins in Miri are increasing as 3rd Party contractors to Petronas and Shell losing their jobs. Those poor guys are paid daily when they turn up for work.

Sigh...

No need to be so negative la bro. They are working. Drilling will commence soon.

There is no guarantee that the Najib leadership will drop petrol prices even with USD 15-25 per barrel. After all, lower costs means higher profits to prop up shrinking government coffers. Looks like they are trying to recuperate back all the subsidies they have been giving all these years.


For a design company, Technip one of the better ones. Very specialized but be prepared to do the same thing for years before they start moving you up.