My contract not renewed end this march... Huhu.
Anyone got contact for HSE jobs, pls share.

You mean my current location? Onshore @ supply base. Any vacancy be it onshore or offshore...pls share if any.

Thanks bang yakup. Ive sent email just now. Hope to get feedback soon.

Let me know if your site got vacancy. Thanks bro.
Petronas is in survival mode now. They havent touch the permanent staff but for direct hire like me and manpower service all chopped. Those who had managed to renew their contract last year is quite fortunate as this year there will be no renewal.

Myself as HR mentioned they are going to convert us to permanent but up until today i havent attended SI. TA already done. Been waiting for the news but it looks like its the Petronas HR central is the king now. My colleague up until contract finish no SI.. And it looks like the same to me.

How i wish i could smack their ass and get them to work.

I remember I saw their brochure on this modern gangway before. Technology is quite impressive.

BTW, bro yakup mmg terbaik. Even on the OT part also remind everyone.

And for our NOC, yes reporting layer is way way too many. If they really want to cut cost, that is one aspect to be considered. March will be a major restructuring and I heard that those VP2 are among the one to be reduced.

Haha..where you planning to install? Saw from the mail, they already used it for bokor huc project previously.

Im not really sure the requirement bro. BTW I did look up on PTS but not found any.

Hehe.. Ita ok bro. At least u still manage to drag them to an hour session. Just to share a bit info with everyone, there are many type of vessel depend on the job. For supply, usually use SSV or AHT/AHTS/PSV or the low cost LCT. For installation, its depend type of work but typically they will use a work boat or barge which definitely require AHTS for anchor handling job and towing job. Bollard pull that they ask is the capability of the vessel to do towing activity and it could go up to 200BP strength depend on the vessel horsepower. DP2 and DP3 is a dynamic positioning system which usually latest vessel have. It is to maintain positioning at offshore location. Port clearance, COG, custom clearance is sample of doc required before release a vessel to location

Takde makanan tak jalan keje..hahha

how was the taste of 150 per bottle water? hahahaa..

good info...
basically for Class..as long as approved by Marine Dept then ok..usually ship in malaysia they rarely use SCM..

lucky i send my application earlier..otherwise have to use merpati

Yup.. Afraid that this is just a temporary hike due to weather and russia talk. The main problem of oversupply is still there. Heard from my HR that they need at least 40 per barrel. Otherwise they will continue with the cactus. Lets see this march how is it going. By that time, my contract already expired.. Damn.

Oil Prices Drop as Chances Fade for Output Cuts
Coordinated cutbacks considered less likely after Iran raises its export target

Oil prices gave back a big chunk of last week’s gains, with traders losing hope that the world’s big producers will cut their output and that Asia’s economies can help drive demand.

The market had shot to a three-week high late last week on speculation of increasing economic stimulus, and cooperation on output cuts between Russia and OPEC.

But many leaders of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are actively damping expectations for cuts. New data also suggests U.S. output is still resilient and the Chinese manufacturing sector is still contracting. Many of the factors that sent oil on a historic plummet over the past 19 months haven’t changed, analysts said on Monday.

“We are now getting a dose of reality,” said Scott Shelton, broker at ICAP PLC.

Light, sweet crude for March delivery settled down $2, or 6%, at $31.62 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It is the largest daily dollar loss since Jan. 6 and snaps a four-session winning streak. Front-month April Brent crude, the global benchmark, settled down $1.75, or 4.9%, at $34.24 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe.

As early as last week, senior OPEC officials were rebutting claims from Russia about cooperation on output cuts. Iran also said Friday it “won’t consider a cut” until its exports have increased by 1.5 million barrels a day over current levels of roughly 1.1 million barrels a day. The International Energy Agency predicts the country will export an extra 300,000 barrels by the end of this year now that international economic sanctions against it have ended.

For oil prices to break higher, these exporters would have to confirm a deal, said Olivier Jakob, an analyst at Switzerland-based Petromatrix.

“We continue to view a coordinated production cut as highly unlikely and ultimately self-defeating,” Goldman Sachs analysts said in a note issued late Sunday. “Prices need to remain low enough to force fundamentals to create the adjustment back toward a new equilibrium.”

That will likely keep oil between $20 and $40 a barrel until the second half of the year, the analysts said. They expect oil prices to be highly volatile and without a clear trend until then.

Saudi Arabia hasn’t wavered from leading a group of OPEC’s most powerful members to keep producing at full tilt and defend their market share amid competition from Russia, the U.S. and other non-OPEC producers. Russian production also hit post-Soviet records last year. And U.S. government data from late Friday showed the country’s production in November was still up 1.3% from the year before, inching down just 0.6% for the month at 9.3 million barrels a day.

Without cooperation on cutbacks, several of the world’s largest oil producers are likely on their way to deeper problems. Nigeria and Azerbaijan have already approached the International Monetary Fund for a bailout, with low prices pummeling their oil-dependent economies.

“At lower prices, we can expect more bottom picking, providing temporary support to prices, but it will be really difficult for a lot of producers to cope at $26 or less,” Mr. Jakob said.


Lackluster Chinese manufacturing data was also damping prices. China’s statistics bureau reported Monday that the official manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 49.4 in January from 49.7 in December, marking the lowest level since August 2012 and the sixth straight month of contraction.

China’s continuing slowdown has weighed on global oil demand. Last month, China said the country’s economy grew 6.9% in 2015, the slowest pace in 25 years.

“This weak data would likely remind the market of bearishness again, suggesting more drops for the market in the week ahead,” said Phillip Futures analyst Daniel Ang.

However, some analysts say China’s crude imports could grow around 7% this year driven by demand from local refiners and as the government stocks up its strategic reserves. Crude demand from China grew by 8.8% in 2015.

Gasoline futures settled down 4.93 cents, or 4.4%, at $1.083 a gallon. Diesel futures fell 4.22 cents, or 3.9%, to $1.0365 a gallon.

Happy CNY holiday to all....may the oil prices stable again this year

Thanks for the good recruiter POV bro. With limited cake, everyone want a piece of it.

Thanks bro @mohdyakup Saw the advert at FB group. Immediately send email. Luckily you corrected the mail. Been trying everywhere now...may the force be with me. Hehe

This post has been edited by mark_vyz: Feb 11 2016, 07:41 PM

It's look like the highly anticipated town hall will be held on 1st March as per intranet calendar.

No immediate effect i guess. Just a naik a bit. Could be temporarily judging from precious trend.