Sekarang susah... Semua nak kabel..sigh..

oo nama platform rupanya..short form abis.

bro yakup dah x kerja kat flour ka? dah balik sarawak?

Sekarang susah... Semua nak kabel..sigh..

auk..boring ku di offshore tok..mok tepu dah..menghitung hari bila mok balit
Project pipeline bardegg baronia..

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This Kitingan dude needs to study the PDA and also on how Petronas conduct their business. This story of Petronas selling the telaga minyak or asset or whatever has been going around for so long and for a politician to make it public with his discomfort shows how daft the person is.

ALL assets, oil & gas fields belong to Petronas based on the PDA. Petronas will tender out any blocks or oil & gas assets for the PS Contractors to operate the assets field but after cost recovery, at the end of the day, those assets belong to Petronas. There is no need for Petronas to sell the assets because they don't have to to earn revenue. There is no "freehold" title that the operator gets. You get 10-15 years to operate a field, yoh can spend as much money that you think you will need to get the oil/gas out (those cost and plans will need to be approved by Petronas) and once you get the oil/gas out, you can cost recover the money you have spent together with a 30% cut of the profit (after deducting the royalties to the state and federal govt and after paying the PITA). After 15 years or so, you can get out and the facilities belong to Petronas because you have been paid the amount you spent on those facilities.

The PSC is setup in such a way that ALL the risk (almost all) is taken by the contractor/operator

So why would Petronas want to change any of that? See what I mean by looking daft?

KLRCA continues to advocate the CIPA Act 2012
May 19, 2016, Thursday
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration (KLRCA), the sole adjudication authority of the CIPA Act 2012 in Malaysia, aims to increase Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act (CIPAA) awareness and enforcement.

KLRCA and the Malaysian Society of Adjudicators hosted the fifth annual CIPAA Conference yesterday (Wednesday).

The Act introduced default payment terms for construction contracts, stipulating the value and frequency of progress payments where such terms are provided for under the contract and prohibits the practice of including ‘pay when paid’ clause.

This serves to facilitate regular and timely payment, a binding dispute resolution mechanism and a remedy for payment recovery.

Since coming into operation, the Act has gained strength and provides affected parties with a trusted platform to resolve payment disputes under construction contracts for projects carried out in Malaysia.

“The construction sector, alongside the services and manufacturing sectors, continue to be the major contributors to Malaysia’s economic growth.

“The total value of construction work done in the first quarter of this year alone was RM31.9 billion,” said Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo, director of the KLRCA during the opening address.

He continued that it is only apt that this industry is given the required protection and structure to ensure its growth is sustained and further built upon to ensure the nation’s aspirations of becoming a developed nation by 2020 transpires.

Nancy Shukri, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department was there to deliver the keynote address.

The much awaited KLRCA CIPAA Status Report 2016 was also released by Sundra.

The report featured up-to-date data on the enforcement of the CIPA Act including case statistics, nature of disputes, adjudication amounts as well as data on adjudications cases involving Government entities.

This report will provide further clarity for all parties entering into the adjudication process.

Themed ‘Gaining Strength’, the CIPAA Conference saw more than two hundred stakeholders in the adjudication and construction industry in attendance, making this one of the largest CIPAA gathering yet.



Read more: http://www.theborneopost.com/2016/05/19/kl.../#ixzz49XpqHs2K

Oh. Which project Knm involves in epcc? X pnh tau pun. Huhu..i tot only fabrication work.

Right now, KNM KL office working on EPCC for GISSAR project (Uzbekistan), client LUKOIL (Russian).
Project suppose to finish on 2013, but drag until now still not completed yet, please imagine     

I got another interview today with Vertis Technologies, any advise guys?

Right now, KNM KL office working on EPCC for GISSAR project (Uzbekistan), client LUKOIL (Russian).
Project suppose to finish on 2013, but drag until now still not completed yet, please imagine     

I got another interview today with Vertis Technologies, any advise guys?

That project drag lama gila haha. Client pun bermasalah jugak dengarnya

Just want to ask, working in Middle East onshore got work rotation like offshore too?

Just want to ask, working in Middle East onshore got work rotation like offshore too?

I have a couple of friends in drilling working in the middle east. Onshore rig - 4 weeks on, 4 weeks off schedule. Imagine how many business class flight tickets that amounts to!

Bila la nk dpt keje baru niiiii.....adeiii