sir what is the placement of an m.sc industrial chemistry with excellent grade with a b.sc.ed chemistry with c.g.pa. 4.50. in oil and gas industries?

Michaelemry:
What of someone that study quantity survey or survey and geoinformatics dont they have job in the oil sector

Yes

Michaelemry:
What of someone that study quantity survey or survey and geoinformatics dont they have job in the oil sector

Yes
My host here is ph who did QS works @ saipem!

Syenite:


U mean Physics with Production Technology option? Well breaking it down; Servicing firms employ physics graduates alot. They work as MWD/LWD Engineers, Wireline Engineers some are even Petrophysicists and Pore Pressure Engineers.And also Production technology (P. Tech) is d next big thing in d oil industry these days.

Sir,what are the chances of getting job as a MWD trained personnel in 9ja!

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Xfire, I sent you a PM.

xfire:

All three guarantee job security and attractive pay package. Drilling and subsea are particularly great.
There are various services offered in the oil industry. Except for consulting and a few other services, it's capital intensive to set up an O & G firm except you do it with other partners that are willing to provide required funds. What type of O & G firm do you intend to set up?

Baddo101:

i think if u read wat i posted "strong lower" u shud b sensible enuf to know something wud a gone wrong for someone on upper credit to fall on strong lower bsides she neva even asked for d grade neither wad she ready to rrad through d c.v. dats by d way.
I only submitted d c.v @ her office and cald to confirm if d c.v had gotten to her table and she tld me to start coming not knowing she hadnt scaned through d c.v self.
its true she said she needed an experienced person @ dat time however i neva pleaded for her to collect me by force i only needed a voluntary job or internship.

Either lower or pass,you would get to that position God has destined for you,by strength shall no man prevail,do your best and leave the rest. Most importantly right here in Ph getting a job(majority I have seen) got their jobs(he got pass in biochem,he worked as a contract staff in spie and few other offshore jobs I think he has d swimming cert and h.se cert,he recently did instrumentation course though he his out of job for now) via an inside man;getting your cv in the right hands who are part of the decision makers who can vouch for you .I don't need to work in an oil and gas firm to make it in life neither do I need an american visa as majority thinks!
Diff strokes for diff folks,some wld get to the top by their own step and sweat,many others would get to that same top with the help of Gods divine connection to influential persons. Finally in all we do let's pray to God for direction . Very soon I look forward to testify to the name of God who has never failed me despite my shortcomings!

Hello sir's and ma's in the house, please which course in btw chemical engineering and petroleum engineering is more advisable to study in the university if one wanna work and have a better chance of employment in the oil and gas sector ?? Answers fast plzz
Cc.. Xfire, nobody

Oxytocin:
Hello sir's and ma's in the house, please which course in btw chemical engineering and petroleum engineering is more advisable to study in the university if one wanna work and have a better chance of employment in the oil and gas sector ?? Answers fast plzz
Cc.. Xfire, nobody

if u need a good job prospect, go for chemical where u can work almost anyway. but if u want to be limited to working in oil company alone, go for petroleum. the two have better chances of being employ by oil companies at entry-level position.

petengine:

if u need a good job prospect, go for chemical where u can work almost anyway. but if u want to be limited to working in oil company alone, go for petroleum. the two have better chances of being employ by oil companies at entry-level position.

Thanks a lot, I would put that in mind

IHate9ja1:

Either lower or pass,you would get to that position God has destined for you,by strength shall no man prevail,do your best and leave the rest. Most importantly right here in Ph getting a job(majority I have seen) got their jobs(he got pass in biochem,he worked as a contract staff in spie and few other offshore jobs I think he has d swimming cert and h.se cert,he recently did instrumentation course though he his out of job for now) via an inside man;getting your cv in the right hands who are part of the decision makers who can vouch for you .I don't need to work in an oil and gas firm to make it in life neither do I need an american visa as majority thinks!
Diff strokes for diff folks,some wld get to the top by their own step and sweat,many others would get to that same top with the help of Gods divine connection to influential persons. Finally in all we do let's pray to God for direction . Very soon I look forward to testify to the name of God who has never failed me despite my shortcomings!

Yeap.

Sir, I just concluded My Msc Physics(Atmopheric Physics) in september 2015 at the famous university of Ibadan and I had B.Tech in Pure and Applied Physics(2:2) and am 26yrs now I usually see some Job vacancy online in relation to oil and gas but am always afraid because they always ask for 5-6yrs experience I usually apply since I have finished my msc, what's my chance of getting such job without having such experience but I've gone for field work on VES, some Geophysical prospecting method, Logging while drilling and Measurement while drilling, how to use terrimeter and magnetometer and more also I've my CCNA, I can analyse data also using some statistical data like spss, ferret and excel, I also use programming language such as c++ and python... I've not apply for any job except now that I've finished my msc.. pls I need ur advise.

Pls I'm an aspirant aspiring to be a petroleum engineer but i didn't meet d cutoff mark...but i was able to meet dat of geology
Do u tink sticking with geology is ok
Or i should move to petroleum engineering after my first year
Pls i need advice

why is it that nobody is talking about TELECOM ENGINEERS i think this is one big uncle in the oil sector according to what i have heard am a final year student of ELECTRICAL /ELECTRONIC ENGINERRING, TELECOMMUNICATION OPTION and planning to further with INFO TECHNOLOGY In masters
someone should advice me if am on the right track and my possibility of breaking into oil and gas sector through the direction am taking
please xfire your attention is needed

Hello Masters! Can any one please advice me on what to do,I have always wished to work in an oil company right from my little age but my mission was not fully successful.Got admitted for plant science when i put in for geology and I feel so bad about it,confused on what to do.pls tell me what to do please,thanks in advance! Sir/MA

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x-fire, petengine, imag5, jarus
My brother in SS3 is an oil&gas dreamer... Can you advice him on what course to study in UNN? He is considering BioResources Engineering as it possibly relates to all these gas flaring issues etc.

What course would you advice him to fill in for his JAMB as First choice?
Bio Resource Engineering?
Geology?
Suggest yours too

Emyben:
x-fire, petengine, imag5, jarus
My brother in SS3 is an oil&gas dreamer... Can you advice him on what course to study in UNN? He is considering BioResources Engineering as it possibly relates to all these gas flaring issues etc.

What course would you advice him to fill in for his JAMB as First choice?
Bio Resource Engineering?
Geology?
Suggest yours too

Geology.

Jarus:


Geology.

Thank you sir.. Will communicate to him even though he is literally in love with Bio Resource Engineering. Lol

As regards me.. I'm 21 with a BSc and MSc in Architecture. Set for youth service this month. Any opportunity in the O&G sector with my degrees/course of study?
Am planning on enrolling for NISP cert courses which includes HSE, etc during my service year in Oyo.

Emyben:
x-fire, petengine, imag5, jarus
My brother in SS3 is an oil&gas dreamer... Can you advice him on what course to study in UNN? He is considering BioResources Engineering as it possibly relates to all these gas flaring issues etc.

What course would you advice him to fill in for his JAMB as First choice?
Bio Resource Engineering?
Geology?
Suggest yours too

Since he is considering an engineering discipline, let him consider the traditional engineering courses such as mechanical , chemical or electrical engineering. The traditional engineering disciplines remain the most versatile disciplines not only in the oil industry but in other industries as well. Bioresources engineering is relatively new and is very much restrictive for now. Bioresources does not have anything to do with crude oil and natural gas but rather deals with renewable energy sources such as bioethanol, biogas, wind, solar, etc. However, this advice is only applicable if he is truly passionate about engineering. Geology will also restrict him to only certain industries such as oil and gas which is already saturated with many qualified geology graduates still looking for opportunities.

However, advise him not to be obsessed with the oil industry. Instead he should study a course he is really passionate about. Oil and gas is certainly not the end of life, as one can live a fulfilled and even richer life doing something else. There is absolutely no guarantee he will end up in the oil and gas industry irrespective course studied.

Cyprian88:
Pls I'm an aspirant aspiring to be a petroleum engineer but i didn't meet d cutoff mark...but i was able to meet dat of geology
Do u tink sticking with geology is ok
Or i should move to petroleum engineering after my first year
Pls i need advice

Both courses are okay. However, do not be obsessed about ending up in the oil industry. Think more of where your passion lies, your strengths and where you can add value.
I am always concerned when I see young ones focusing only the oil and gas industry cos statistics has shown that most people will not end up in the industry. As we speak, the total number of both regular and contract staffs in the payroll of Shell, Mobil, Total, NNPC, NLNG, Agip, Chevron, Schlumberger, Halliburton and a few other notable oil firms is definitely not up to 150,000. This is in a country that produces more than 400 or 500 thousand graduates yearly through the NYSC scheme with millions already looking for opportunities in the industry.
Focus on the right priorities, develop yourself and you will most likely find yourself in the oil industry even without giving it much of a thought.

Cyprian88:
Pls I'm an aspirant aspiring to be a petroleum engineer but i didn't meet d cutoff mark...but i was able to meet dat of geology
Do u tink sticking with geology is ok
Or i should move to petroleum engineering after my first year
Pls i need advice

Both courses are okay. However, do not be obsessed about ending up in the oil industry. Think more of where your passion lies, your strengths and where you can add value.
I am always concerned when I see young ones focusing only the oil and gas industry cos statistics has shown that most people will not end up in the industry. As we speak, the total number of both regular and contract staffs in the payroll of Shell, Mobil, Total, NNPC, NLNG, Agip, Chevron, Schlumberger, Halliburton and a few other notable oil firms is definitely not up to 150,000. This is in a country that produces more than 400 or 500 thousand graduates yearly through the NYSC scheme with millions already looking for opportunities in the industry.
Focus on the right priorities, develop yourself and you will most likely find yourself in the oil industry even without giving it much of a thought. You may even end up making more money than those in the industry

Cc ayodele111

Greetings. Please can someone tell me more about SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. How relevant is it in Nigeria?

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Hello sir's
I'm @ a cross road and sincerely I need your advice based on our working experience in the oil industry,I have a someone who is willing to help me to work offshore,as an entry level worker with no prior working experience what training certifications(affordable) and training centres in port harcourt do you suggest i should do to break in. As the man who is willing to help me said i should get the h.se cert(since my undergraduate degree is more of occupational health and safety
) and swimming test.
Kindly advice on what is needed to do!
I look forward to hear from you all asap!

@ scantee you remember the man I told you about,who is my host? He his one am talking of here.

IHate9ja1:
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Hello sir's
I'm @ a cross road and sincerely I need your advice based on our working experience in the oil industry,I have a someone who is willing to help me to work offshore,as an entry level worker with no prior working experience what training certifications(affordable) and training centres in port harcourt do you suggest i should do to break in. As the man who is willing to help me said i should get the h.se cert(since my undergraduate degree is more of occupational health and safety
) and swimming test.
Kindly advice on what is needed to do!
I look forward to hear from you all asap!
@ scantee you remember the man I told you about,who is my host? He his one am talking of here.

You can visit Tolman Allied Services around Transamadi-Mothercat Junction.

Also Charkin along East West road opposite Jepthah College when coming from Rumuokoro.

Osama10:





You can visit Tolman Allied Services around Transamadi-Mothercat Junction.

Also Charkin along East West road opposite Jepthah College when coming from Rumuokoro.

Thank you sir,
Charkin is close to our abode.I would keep in touch sir.
How about the centre to get a recognized H.se certificate sir?

IHate9ja1:
Thank you sir, Charkin is close to our abode.I would keep in touch sir. How about the centre to get a recognized H.se certificate sir?

ISPON on stadium road.

Osama10:

ISPON on stadium road.

Thank you sir,I just sent them an email.

Osama10:

ISPON on stadium road.

Thank you sir for the directions,I have concluded my findings. The HUET is a 2 day training @ charkin group- N67500. Both general H.SE and level 3 @ ispon would cost N70000. God bless us.

IHate9ja1:
Thank you sir for the directions,I have concluded my findings. The HUET is a 2 day training @ charkin group- N67500. Both general H.SE and level 3 @ ispon would cost N70000. God bless us.

We are mere tools in his hands, wish you all the best in your endeavors.

Pls what of computer science any hope in oil and gas company

@xfire and others.. U people are doing a great job here. I prayed as u contribute one way or the other to the life of young Nigerian God will be ur guide in all ur doings.
Am a graduate of mechanical engineering from one the second generation university in the south west, with a 6month industrial trading in th oil and gas sector. But I love and passionate being a drilling engineer. Pls how can I accomplish it. Which professional training can be of benefit or do u advice to go for Msc. Am in the first done with the first stage of my service year. Thanks