Aug 14 2016, 12:03 PM
QUOTE(echobrainproject @ Aug 10 2016, 07:35 AM)
according to the news, it is for petronas workers intending to work in Sarawak.
However real case on the ground is that all non sarawakian involved in oil and gas (that means contractors, specialized vendors, etc) work permits are being on hold. That's the info I am getting from our agents, people on the ground.
as this involves vendors and contractors, the impact will be big.
Yes you are right. All work permits for non sarawakian oil & gas regardless of company are now frozenHowever real case on the ground is that all non sarawakian involved in oil and gas (that means contractors, specialized vendors, etc) work permits are being on hold. That's the info I am getting from our agents, people on the ground.
as this involves vendors and contractors, the impact will be big.
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! just want to ask opinion of otais here, im graduate of Petroleum Engineering class 2015, since graduating march 2015, never got the chance to be in oil and gas, work only in manufacturing of medical devices for almost a year.. looking at product quality and process is so shit, as I learned on reservoir and oil extraction during uni days, Its been two years since my graduation, havent forget much about petroleum engineering core subjects, been trying my luck for almost 2 years, only went 2 interviews and kantoi 
... do you guys have any ways that I could get into OnG with my petroleum engineering degree?
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