Petroleum Engineering... KL

Whats your first job ?

So? Client budget still at USD40.

SL1M trainee. Then i moved to consultancy company in maintenance and reliability.

Try to work anywhere first bro

Shell out with tender for ultra-deepwater rig

MALAYSIA: Shell has issued a tender for a deepwater floater for a drilling campaign off Malaysia in 2018.
The tender is understood to be a follow-up to a inquiry into a ultra-deepwater rig to cover an exploration and development scope off Sabah, Malaysia. The tender scope covers four firm wells, understood to be for a development programme for Gumusut Kakap 2 (GK 2) project, plus four one-well options. In the market survey, Shell indicated the GK2 development drilling scope would cover a duration of around 200 days. Commencement is targeted for June-August, 2018. Shell also requested in the survey for an MPD-capable, DP2 floater with offline capability that can drill in water depths of 1,371-2,514 m (4,500-8,250 ft). Bids are due on 1 December.

06-Nov-2017

wewww some wayward stuff. somebody pushed your button alright. haha

hahaa need to cr8 dupe son to reply this?

TENKIU BOS MEON

Wait for next year’s budget; the company I’m working with is rumoured to increase budget based on USD 50. Hope PCSB does it better. They have plenty development projects put on hold since the fall of the crude oil price.

This post has been edited by Stamp: Nov 7 2017, 08:40 PM

Oh GK2 finally going into development phase!

Oil gas is back.. finally it's the end of the tunnel

Not yet bruv. Dont celebrate too early.

Bawak bertenang Rodius Prime aka supersound segala benda boleh bawak bincang

Whether you choose to believe or not. I am not supersound.

My point here is this, if you are a company investing billions of dollars in this country, are you not even entitled to hire who you think is the best person for a job? Who are "you" to tell us who to hire, how to hire, what race/religion to hire, etc.

Obviously some racist SOBs thinks they can impose and force their distorted version of reality onto others. From a company perspective, there are always other less restrictive/racist places to invest.

Hello all,

Just curious, anyone know if International Petroleum Corporation (IPC) which is a spin-off company from Lundin, has an office in KL/Malaysia?

This is more information on the fields they operate: https://www.international-petroleum.com/operations/malaysia/

Malaysia licences
Licence Licence Type IPC Interest Operator Partner
Bertam Production 75% IPC Petronas Carigali 25%
Offshore Peninsular Malaysia
(Mengkuang, Tembakau) Gas Holding Areas 75% IPC Petronas Carigali 25%
Offshore Sabah
(Cempulut, Tarap, Titik Terang, Berangan) Gas Holding Areas 55% IPC Petronas Carigali 25%,
Dyas Sabah BV 20%

IPC used to have PSC in late 90s. They sold the PSC to Lundin and left Msia. I’m surprised to learn they are back in Malaysia.

Put in simple for you; when you are in Rome do what the Roman does.

So if you want to operate in Malaysia, you need to adhere to the minimum local hiring requirements.

Tepuk dada tanyalah selera!

Yea, been a bit of an odd few years lately. Some field operators have left, others came back...some in midst of selling off assets etc.

I personally known one contact in Dyas BV at Netherland, that fella is ex-SSB now migrating to Amsterdam and working with Dyas.

SSB? I'm not sure I know the abbreviation, my apologies.

Interesting to note that not much information available on IPC contacts here in KL.

Might have to go straight to Lundin KL.

Heard HESS’ planning an exit strategy within 4 years. When I asked a friend in HESS, he was like “WTF?”. 😁