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Contact Synergy within this week.
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First off, if you need my help to submit your CVs, donate to the blog, and I’ll review your CV to see if it is worthy of my (and my associates’) expectations. If you can’t figure out how to donate, expect to be mocked.
Here’s a place to eat: Bandar Djakarta, Alam Sutera, Serpong, Tangerang, Indonesia. Invite me along if you do go.
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Since the news is now on DPS’ webpage, I can safely congratulate them on their win, and encourage them to send runoffs and spillovers Synergy’s way:
DPS have been awarded a FEED study by Petrofac for the Phase II development of the Cendor field in Malaysia. The FEED scope includes the engineering of a spread moored FPSO (topsides, marine, mooring and risers) plus three wellhead platforms and the infield pipelines. The FEED will also look at the removal of the existing MOPU and the installation of the new facilities with minimal production downtime.
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I’m looking for one. Respond in your comment with a summary of your experience.
If you need to ask what one is, you needn’t apply.
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I know that this is old news, but I didn’t want to be chased by lawyers and phrases such as non-disclosure, confidentiality undertaking, and so forth. The news has already broken here.
Congratulations to MMC-Amec for winning the Shell Malikai FEED contract. I wish you all the best, and hope that any spillover will come my way. Cheques to Synergy Oil & Gas Engineering Sdn Bhd, please.
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Dateline 2009-11-14:
SINGAPORE: Two American companies are expected to make substantial investments in the local beverage and gas sectors soon.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said petroleum firm ExxonMobil Corporation had expressed its intention to venture into high CO2 content gas extraction while beverage giant Coca-Cola wanted to build a new modern plant in Malaysia.
Hah, here’s a funny one. ExxonMobil will be extracting CO2. Coca-Cola products are carbonated, which means they require a CO2 source in the future. What is that upcoming CO2 extraction source, I wonder?
I predict the next Coca-Cola plant will be in Kertih. What say you? “Beverage and gas sectors’ indeed.
BTW, I’ll be in Miri next week. Any more eating place suggestions?
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This is a shout out for the IEM. My Technical Division will hosting the above seminar on the 21st November. It’ll be at 9:30 am (makan-makan at 9:00) at Wisma IEM. That’s right people, as part of the new health drive you are required to walk up 3 flights of stairs to get your 2 CPD points.
This presentation outlines the techniques and process for achieving such optimisation by presenting case studies of five Value Improvement Program (VIP) in Petronas operating unit. This covers oil, gas and petrochemical businesses. Improvement opportunities were identified throughout the complexes with the feedstock interface yielding the largest profit gains. The program continues, but to date more than 50 opportunities have been implemented, from which the benefits has exceeded RM 50 million.
Lots of interesting monetary figures being bandied about in the blurb. Come and listen, and see if the speaker walks the talk.
The talk will be led by En. M. Taufik bin Mokhtar. En. Taufik obtained his masters degree from Imperial College, London, UK. En Taufik has 9 years of working experience in Petronas. His work experience includes plant operations and project management and provision of technical support services. He has led Value Improvement Program in various PETRONAS operating units and has helped the implementation of the program in five different plants in Kertih and Kuantan areas with success. Currently, En. Taufik is Staff Engineer in Group Technology Solutions, Research and Technology Division of PETRONAS.
Fliers for the above and other events may be obtained here. A map to Wisma IEM is presented here. It’s the building identified as ‘Puteri Nursing College.’
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As part of Synergy’s ongoing mission to boldly go where no one has gone before, we recently visited MLNG in Bintulu, as guests of MECIP. We thank them for providing us a forum in which to present our talents in providing specialist process support to MECIP’s downstream expertise.
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Since Jabba d’Hutt went on a rant about managers, I thought I’d add fuel to the flame:
“Hello
I am looking for an ‘Office Manager’ with preferably 10 years experience within this form of a role, also with a background in the Oil & Gas industry. This position will be based In Kuala Lumpur and will start in about 4-6 weeks time. (Wata: I received the note on Thursday, 2009-10-22)
This is a new office set up and a great opportunity to be involved with a top level organization.
If you are interested please send me your up to date CV/resume with your contact details.
Kind regards
Tom Pell Senior Consultant Millars Three Southmill Road Bishop’s Stortford Herts CM23 3DH Tel: +44 1279 709012 Dir: +44 1279 709017 Blackberry: +44 7500 798158 http://www.rjauk.com www.linkedin.com/in/tompell“
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ExxonMobil Malaysia is usually top notch when it comes to posters, presentations and all other pictorial forms of communication. That why this poster amuses me so much:
Let’s see now, on average I travel 60km a day, yet using the recommended grade of motor oil, I can gain up to 250 miles (400 km) per day. Why isn’t my tank overflowing with the 340km worth of petrol I can gain per day? Or is this based on someone who travels 20,000 km per day?
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