Process Technician/Operation Technician

Originally Posted by hopeful

If your mind is set on oil and gas industry, what for go and sign on which is totally irrelevant to the industry? if you have money constraints, better to join as a process tech and worked your way up to a degree while gaining experience at the same time.

Most big oil/gas companies have a education program for their employee to upgrade their skill.

I mean i sign on while pursuing in the engineering degree. After which i chao then apply for engineer there. It takes a few years but im not sure if its worth it.. XD

The test results should be told by today... & i believe the hr office closed alrdy...

If its out by today meaning my brother didn't get la. Hmm thanks

[hopeful]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mitsui Phenol jurong island allowance also $1100.

Didnt know mitsui phenol pay shift allowance so high, thks for the info.

Hi guys, I've been working 1year 6 month in one of the chemical company at Jurong Island as a process technician. Well, my starting pay is around $1400++ and now it’s $1800++ and my company allowance is around $950. I’m wondering if I would get as fast increment if I’m working in Shell Seraya? Shell Seraya have been my dream to work at, as for now It’s my stepping stone for this company. So any could advise me on this? Thank you.

[hopeful]

I heard Shell last year bonus is 8 months all inclusive. Shell seraya I think not so much openings , but Shell bukom on the other hand have more openings as I heard most of the staff are due for retirement.

If you are willing to work 8 hour shifts, think you will have a better chance with shell bukom.

I prefer to work at Shell Seraya because of the 12hrs shift. but not sure weather is their increment is as good as my current company. And how is Shell Seraya progression test? Any1 knows?

hi

Does anyone have any knowledge on the shell aptitude test. Also any pointers would be great.

Thanks for the help

If i remember correctly, aptitude test consists of numeric reasoning, mechanic, numerical (calculation), geometry and reading & understanding.

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Hi, just to check if anyone know if there is any allowance for mechanical technician working office hour? Was looking for process tech but was recommended to take mech. tech.

Hi all, i'm currently graduated with a diploma in chemengg and i want to know if all the oil/gas companies are able to accept an employee with colorblindness (red/green). Just want to make sure whether the companies are strict anot b4 pursuing a degree in the related field.