Friday, 25 March 2011

Jawatan Kosong Swasta Malaysia Marine And Heavy Engineering (MMHE)

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As a leading solution provider in the oil and gas construction and services, MMHE offers clients a one-stop centre in areas such as offshore/deepwater development facilities, marine repair services  of LNG, ULCC, VLCC repair work and conversions of FPSOs/FSOs. 

MMHE can provide you invaluable experience as we have the capabilities to construct offshore deepwater structures of up to 40,000 dwt, repair ULCC and VLCC vessels and one of the few yards in the world who are able to do LNG repair works.

As the company continues to expand, we require talented people to join us. There will be continuous training and learning opportunities as well as talent development to boost employees' capabilities and expertise. Your working environment will be challenging with attractive compensation and benefit packages.


If you have at least 3 years of relevant working experience in the oil and gas industry and semi-substructure experience, we invite you to meet us at :

Walk-In Interview

Tarikh :  27 March 2011 (Sunday)

ENGINEERING
1. Senior Project Manager
2. Project Manager
3. Construction Manager
4. Project Engineer
5. Sr. Executive, Project Planning
6. Manager, Mechanical/ Piping
7. Technical Executive, Mechanical
8. Sr. Technical Executive, Structural/ Architectural
9. Technical Executive, Electrical
10. Senior Manager, Design & Engineering
11. Technical Executive, Architectural
12. Technical Executive, Piping
13. Technical Executive, Mechanical
14. Technical Executive, PDMS
15. Technical Executive, Electrical/Instrumentation
16. Technical Executive, Accommodation
17. Technical Executive, Mechanical/Piping
18. Technical Executive, Structural/Civil
19. Sr. Technical Executive, Electrical/Instrumentation
20. Technical Executive, Electrical/Instrumentation
21. Executive, Bidding
22. Auditor (HSE)
23. Blasting Painting  Superitendent
24. Blasting Painting Coordinator (QA/QC)
25. Blasting Painting Inspector
26. Budget & Expenditure Executive
27. Contract Administrator
28. Contract Engineer/Qs
29. Dimensional Surveyor
30. E&I Inspector
31. Electrical & Instrument  Engineer - MC/ Commissioning
32. Electrical Engineer (Construction)
33. Electrical Engineer (D&E)
34. Engineer (Transportation & Installation)
35. Engineering Coordinator
36. Facilities & Rigging Coordinator
37. HSE Officer
38. Instrument Engineer - Commissioning
39. Instrument Engineer (Construction)
40. Instrument Engineer (D&E)
41. Lead Construction Progress Tracking (CPT)
42. Lead Contract Engineer
43. Lead E&I Inspector
44. Lead Hse Coordinator
45. Lead Information & Office Support
46. Lead Information Management (Project Services)
47. Lead Material Feeder
48. Lead Onshore/Offshore Comp. Mgmt System (OCMS)
49. Lead Piping Inspector
50. Lead Structural Inspector
51. Material Coordinator
52. Mechanical (Rotating) Mechanical Completion Engineer
53. Mechanical (Static) Mechanical Completion Engineer
54. Mechanical Engineer - Commissioning
55. Mechanical Engineer (Construction)
56. Mechanical Engineer (D&E)
57. Mechanical Inspector
58. MPI Inspector
59. MPI/DPI Coordinator
60. MPI/PT Coordinator
61. NDT Coordinator
62. Piping  Engineer (Construction)
63. Piping Engineer - Comm
64. Piping Engineer (D&E)
65. Piping Inspector
66. Piping Superintendent
67. Planner
68. Procurement Coordinator
69. Project Material Coordinator (E&I)
70. Project Material Coordinator (Piping)
71. QA /QC Coordinator
72. QA Engineer
73. Radiography Testing (RT) Coordinator
74. Scaffolder Coordinator
75. Structural Engineer (Construction)
76. Structural Inspector
77. Structural Superintendent
78. Trainer (HSE)
79. UT Coordinator
80. UT Inspector
81. Welding Engineer
82. Workpack Engineer

SUPPORT
1. Secretary, Finance & Planning (KL)
2. Senior Manager, Project Accounting (KL)
3. SM, Strategic Planning & Buss. Dev / Buss. Research & Evaluation (KL)
4. Executive, Analysis Reporting, Finance (KL)
5. Manager, Buss. Development & Evaluation
6. Executive,  Buss. Dev. & Evaluation
7. Manager Strategic Planning & Business Research
8. Executive,  Strategic Planning & Performance
9. Executive,  Process Change
10. Executive,  Capability Development
11. Legal Counsel
12. Technical Executive, Certification, Documentation & Drawing
13. Technical Executive, Civil Infrastructure
14. Manager, Expediting
15. Executive, Material
16. Executive, Subcontract & Services
17. HR Executive

Time: 8.30am - 5.00pm
Venue: Hotel Selesa, PasirGudang, Johor

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You may also submit your application to: 

Recruitment Section
Malaysia Marine And Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd 
PLO 3, JlnPekeliling, P.O.Box 77, 81750 PasirGudang, Johor, Malaysia.

Please include a detailed resume, your contact number and a recent passport-sized photo with your application. Please indicate the position in the top left hand corner of the envelope. 

For more information, email: hrad@mmhe.com.my  or visit http://www.mmhe.com.my



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