My close colleagues been hired.. He said so far OK. They target Malaysians for new hires and focusing mostly on EPC offshore project experience.

Depends on personal performance.
My friend been offered straight during interview
He said good enuf to jump....

1-2 years on contract basis.

I have not heard on permanent basis from my friends.

Percentage I do not know exactly for these few guys... They want people fast..

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Here you go:

Malaysia Marine & Heavy Engineering (MMHE) is in direct talks with de facto parent Petronas about the engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning contract for the central processing platform for the oil company’s delayed Kasawari sour gas project off Sarawak, East Malaysia.

MMHE and its partner, UK-headquartered TechnipFMC, have been awarded a letter of intent for the CPP job, though that conditional award is based on the same price that the contractor pairing bid around 18 months ago, industry sources said. They added that discussions now are likely to be focusing on the price issue.

The Malaysian contractor is seen as likely to want to secure a better price for the EPCIC contract given the recent oil price recovery and the fact that other costs and material prices have increased.

One source suggested that as long as the revised price tag falls within Petronas’ budget scope then it is likely that a contract award can be agreed.

However, compatriot Sapura Energy has not yet given up on the prize, according to sources, despite having a busy order book already.

Sapura is waiting in the wings and would be ready to engage with Petronas if talks with MMHE falter, said one source, although Upstream understands the operator could also revert to another open tender — potentially with international competition.

Petronas last year invited MMHE and Sapura, the only two Malaysian yards capable of undertaking such a large and complex platform project, to go head-to-head for the contract.

The Kasawari CPP is expected to include a hefty topsides of 23,000 tonnes and a 15,000-tonne jacket that will require the largest float-over installation in Malaysia’s offshore history. The platform will form part of the facilities to exploit the giant gas field located on offshore Block SK 316.

Petronas is expected to take the final investment decision on Kasawari in mid-2020, providing it can agree amicable terms with the Sarawak government, which wants a greater say over and participation in the state’s oil and gas operations.

Wood Mackenzie reckons first gas from Kasawari could be achieved in 2025.

The consultant’s modelling anticipates peak production of 670 million cubic feet per day of gas from the sour gas field — earlier estimates had been as high as 900 MMcfd — although this will likely not be achieved until as late as 2032 given constraints in existing pipeline infrastructure.

Gas from Kasawari would be used as feedstock at the Petronas LNG Complex at Bintulu.

Both MMHE and TechnipFMC in Malaysia are said to be hiring many staff, likely in anticipation of the Kasawari prize. MMHE is looking to fill a raft of contract positions including construction manager CPP topsides, fabrication engineering manager, lead structural engineer and structural designer for substructure, hook-up lead and offshore installation manager plus a finance manager for its KL office.

In January MMHE secured a new six-year frame agreement from Petronas to provide EPC services for fixed offshore structures. This frame agreement comprising package A — structures weighing more than 7500 tonnes — and package B — structures not exceeding 7500 tonnes — allows for work to be awarded on a mini-bidding basis for all oil and gas projects in Malaysia.

MMHE chief executive Wan Mashitah Wan Abdullah Sani said at the time: “This award is a reflection of continued trust in our ability to execute projects and to deliver the desired results. Our aim is to deliver all projects efficiently, without compromising on safety and quality.”

Both MMHE and TechnipFMC are said to be frustrated with the delay in awarding the Kasawari platform prize, which had last been expected in early 2019. However, these months pale beside the time it has already taken to get this project off the drawing board. It was more than four years ago that the partners pre-qualified for the contract, alongside South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries with Ranhill Worley and a joint venture of Sapura and Saipem.

I’m jealous with person been hired by Mcdermott..

Seem hard for me to join them even there is position 100% similar to my current scope of work. ☺️

Kasawari is still mmhe + technipfmc?

For LBY, if MISC can get the job, then it will be MMHE given the high local content requirement. Sabah International Petroleum (M3nergy) is also one of the bidder with  strong backing from Sabah State Govt. LBY will be in Sabah, hence Petronas need to maneuver the stakeholders extremely well.

Didn see any technip vacancy..u saw from where ?

Very High pay...

Norzaifizy joined the company on May 1, 2008. His last drawn salary was RM33,537 plus RM1,700 in cost of living allowance.

You can ask this question 100 times there's no fixed answer.

Project manager can be managing 100M job. Or 2M job.

Salary surely different. Scope different.

I doubt so. PM from MMHE and Technip might have been preapproved by PCSB during award of LOA. Unless MMHE plans to replace the nominated PM.

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Ya..only the yellow coverall give permanent..but salary wise..

Kalau assigned under OBU memang takde life punya huhuhuhu

Thanks. Any idea how much technip pay their subsea fabrication engineer? I’m applying the job. Just wondering how much you guys earn. Aerospace companies pay peanuts.



My application for subsea fabrication engineer also cannot be withdrawn already. Tbh, it gives me hope. But i hate hopes. If they offer RM 4k for salary, i will straight away accept the offer. Lol

With your experience of 3 years get RM4k should be no problem.
This means your current maybe 2.5k , which is VERY low.

is it true SAIPEM just won petronas project? any info about this?

Even local oil n gas contractor pay engineer like a peanut nowadays especially. Its either u take the offer or others will take it.