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Suruhanjaya Tenaga (Energy Commission) - DIRECTOR, Department of Gas Safety And Supply Regulation (Putrajaya)

Wednesday, February 16, 2011


Suruhanjaya Tenaga (Energy Commission), a statutory body established under the Energy Commission Act 2001 is the regulatory body for the energy sector in Malaysia, specifically the electricity supply industry and piped gas supply industry in Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah. We are in the process of recruiting a professional to fill up the position of:

DIRECTOR, Department of Gas Safety And Supply Regulation (Putrajaya)


Responsibilities:
The position is responsible to perform safety, technical and economic regulation of the piped gas industry under the purview of Suruhanjaya Tenaga based on theGas Supply Act and Regulations, which include:
- Developing legislation, codes, guidelines and plans for the gas supply industry;
- Analysing industry issues and advising relevant stakeholders;
- Monitoring gas supply security;
- Monitoring quality of gas supply services;
- Regulating safety of gas installations and gas equipment;
- Assessing competency of gas industry technical personnels;
- Reviewing gas tariff;
- Investigating gas related accidents and complaints;
- Monitoring and promoting compliance; and
- Managing administrative matters.

Close date : 22/2/2011



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Suruhanjaya Tenaga - 1 Kekosongan

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Suruhanjaya Tenaga (Energy Commission), a statutory body established under the Energy Commission Act 2001 is the regulatory body for the energy sector in Malaysia, specifically the electricity supply industry and piped gas supply industry in the Peninsula Malaysia and Sabah. We are in the process of recruiting a professional to fill up the position of:

1.DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF GAS SAFETY AND SUPPLY REGULATION

Head Office at Putrajaya

Responsibilities:
The position is responsible to perform safety, technical and economic regulation of the piped gas industry under the purview of Suruhanjaya Tenaga based on the Gas Supply Act and regulations, which include:
• Developing legislation, codes, guidelines and plans for the gas supply industry;
• Analysing industry issues and advising relevant stakeholders;
• Monitoring gas supply security;
• Monitoring quality of gas supply services;
• Regulating safety of gas installations and gas equipment;
• Assessing competency of gas industry technical personnel;
• Reviewing gas tariff;
• Investigating gas related accidents and complaints;
• Monitoring and promoting compliance;
• Managing administrative matters.

Requirements:
• Recognised degree in Gas Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering or other related disciplines;
• Applicants with the following additional qualifications shall have an added advantage:
o Relevant post graduate level qualifications
o Registered professional / competent engineers
• Minimum ten (10) years’ experience in the piped gas supply industry. Experience in gas supply regulatory activities will be an added advantage;
• Strong organisational, leadership, interpersonal and communication skills;
• Strong problem solving and analytical skills;
• Excellent command of both written and spoken in English and Bahasa Malaysia.

Close date : 6/2/2011



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Suruhanjaya Tenaga (Energy Commission)

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Suruhanjaya Tenaga (Energy Commission), a statutory body established under the Energy Commission Act 2001 is the regulatory body for the energy sector in Malaysia, specifically the electricity supply industry and piped gas supply industry in the Peninsula Malaysia and Sabah. We are in the process of recruiting a professional to fill up the position of:

1.DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF GAS SAFETY AND SUPPLY REGULATION

Head Office at Putrajaya

Responsibilities:
The position is responsible to perform safety, technical and economic regulation of the piped gas industry under the purview of Suruhanjaya Tenaga based on the Gas Supply Act and regulations, which include:
• Developing legislation, codes, guidelines and plans for the gas supply industry;
• Analysing industry issues and advising relevant stakeholders;
• Monitoring gas supply security;
• Monitoring quality of gas supply services;
• Regulating safety of gas installations and gas equipment;
• Assessing competency of gas industry technical personnel;
• Reviewing gas tariff;
• Investigating gas related accidents and complaints;
• Monitoring and promoting compliance;
• Managing administrative matters.

Closing Date: 6 February 2011

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Articles : Offshore Engineering Oil And Gas Employment

Article 1. Getting Ahead in the Oil and Gas Jobs Industry
The increased demand and the limited supply of both these fuels means the oil and gas industry has many difficult challenges ahead in the next decade and beyond, making it a very interesting sector to break into.

Oil and gas jobs represent a huge part of the job market in the UK, with positions ranging from customer-facing roles in public relations to commissioning jobs and project management jobs in the global arena. Ensuring a safe supply to those countries dependent on oil and gas for their economic prosperity is a difficult challenge the oil and gas industry has to face up to with depleting supplies and more countries becoming more dependent every day. Perhaps unsurprisingly this has led to a greater number of project management jobs in smaller countries where the emphasis is on working with the people and securing their future in terms of cleaner and sustainable fuel production.

Whatever your discipline, from engineering to geology and exploration engineering, there is a position within the oil and gas industry to accommodate your skills. Most oil and gas jobs will require a basic understanding of the challenges faced by the industry today and some will form a platform for the beginnings of solutions to those problems. Becoming part of the solution to a global problem is the toughest challenge the industry has ever had to face is what makes starting a new career in the oil and gas industry appealing to many.

Providing an oil and gas supply to consumers throughout the world may involve a great deal of traveling to ensure supply is reliable and clean. Depending on your role, it could also involve working in harsh environments such as drilling jobs offshore in the North Sea to supplying energy onshore to meet the high demands of the UK alone.

The main areas of work within the oil and gas industry are:

Exploration drilling and production
Construction jobs and fabrication
Engineering and research
Installation piping jobs and maintenance jobs
Equipment supply

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Article 2. The Opportunities in Oil and Gas Jobs Abroad
There are two major components to the oil and gas industry: 'upstream' and 'downstream'. 'Upstream' in used to describe the processes involved in obtaining crude oil and gas from natural resources. This is likely to involve the exploration of potential gas and oil sites, using seismic and geophysical surveys alongside prospective drilling to determine whether or not a reserve has any promise. If a reserve is found, then the 'upstream' category also includes the development of oil or gas fields by doing things such as constructing well-heads and implementing production facilities.

The 'downstream' category covers processing the crude oil into a marketable product. This may include the transportation of oil and gas, using pipelines and pumping systems, as well as the procedure involved in resource liquefaction and gas processing, using oil refineries and petrochemical plants.

The oil and gas industry are driven by a series of demands, most notably the increasing demand for these resources, the increasing demand or products derived from these resources, new discoveries of oil and gas in complex natural structures, environmental concerns which have lead to specialist technological advances and new regulations which have driven the expansion and development of these industries.

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Article 3. Increase Your Knowledge of the Oil and Gas Industry
Whether you're an experienced oil and gas industry worker or someone seeking to get your foot in the door, taking some time to do your research on the profession and it's recruitment requirements can help you land that "perfect" job. Among all engineers, those working in the petroleum industry can expect the highest starting salaries. Even those working entry-level jobs on offshore oil rigs as roughnecks enjoy high pay as well as great benefits. Because of this, it is no wonder that more and more job-seeking professionals are turning to this constantly booming industry to find a new financially stable line of work.

Extensive research on the internet covers a wide range of oil career possibilities; from exploration and production to pipeline operations and oil and gas refining. Doing research online to find out more information on this exciting field can be a powerful gateway to help job seekers find oil and gas industry jobs. At any single point in time, there are thousands of oil and gas jobs posted all over the internet. The secret is to know where to look and how to determine if the job listing is right for you can be extracted from your research online.

The oil and gas, or petroleum, industry is truly one that is multinational. One can learn from reading articles on the web that the majority of the world's oil comes from places in the Middle East like Saudi Arabia, the United States, Russia, Canada, and Iraq. You don't need to do your research, however, to realize that the demand for refined petroleum has never been higher. Gas prices are high and rising, as demand outstrips supply. Oil companies are forced to find ways to extract more oil from known reserves and to find new ways of getting oil. In short, the need for oil and gas job workers is fairly high now and will only increase in the coming years.

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Article 4. What's it Like Working in the Oil and Gas Industry Offshore?
If your ideal career involves a nice, clean office job with nine to five hours and weekends with the family, then oil and gas jobs offshore are not for you. But if you're looking for challenging work that stretches you both mentally and physically, a drilling job may be perfect for you. Good pay, a rotating schedule and a strong team bond are just some of the benefits of working on a rig. So if you are willing to get your hands dirty, how do you go about getting an oil and gas job offshore?

Not just drilling jobs

The most common misconception is that you have to already be working in the oil and gas industry to land a job on a rig. But drilling and roustabout positions are not the only jobs on a rig. All those people need looking after, and accommodation and catering standards on rigs are on a par with top quality hotels. So there are opportunities for those who want to work offshore, but don't want the grime and mud that goes with a drilling job. Chefs, kitchen and cleaning staff are as much in demand offshore as roustabouts.

If you do want to experience life at the sharp end, then the entry-level position for rig work is the painter or cleaner, who is responsible for keeping the platform in perfect condition. Safety is a major factor in offshore oil and gas exploration, and every piece of equipment has to be kept in top condition to ensure the safety of the drilling teams. Most offshore drilling personnel started working onshore, so gaining experience at an onshore drilling site is probably advisable before heading out to sea. Unless you have a great deal of experience as a driller, your first offshore job will probably be as a roustabout, working up the ladder as you gain offshore experience.

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Article 5. Thinking of a Career Change - Oil and Gas Recruitment
At some point, everyone considers a change in career. That may be through personal choice - perhaps your current job no longer presents you with enough of a challenge to maintain your interest. Or it could be through forced redundancy and a wish to pursue a different path. Maybe you're just tired of the same old nine to five desk job. For anyone thinking of a career change that could lead to advancement, new skills training and a decent pay packet at the end of the month, the oil and gas industry is worth serious consideration.

A complex and multi-faceted industry

Oil and gas jobs don't just mean working on a rig or drilling platform. The industry is a complex and multi-faceted one, filled with opportunities for both the outdoor type and those who prefer not to get their hands too dirty. Oil and gas exploration involves a huge 'backroom' operation including environmental surveying, personnel management, recruitment and rig jobs. While the image of the industry may be of men in hard-hats and gloves wrestling with heavy machinery, the truth is that the oil and gas industry is a modern business, tackling a wide range of issues and challenges.

The main draw for many into oil and gas jobs is the pay. Even entry-level positions bring with them salary advantages that you will not find in other, less challenging industries. This is particularly true for younger applicants joining the industry on the lowest rungs. The additional benefit of rapid advancement for those who show an aptitude for the job means that moving up to more highly skilled and highly paid jobs within the industry is much more achievable in a relatively short space of time.

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