Lowongan BP Indonesia

Referring BP's Job 40307043 -- Graduate Operations Engineers to you:

BP Indonesia is one of the largest foreign investors in this country.
Two important events led to BP's current position in Indonesia; the
first was the acquisition of ARCO in 2000, the second, on 6 March
2005, was the go-ahead given by the Indonesian Government for the
Tangguh Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project in Bintuni Bay of Papua.

Tangguh LNG is a huge undertaking that will involve the tapping of
around 14.4 trillion cubic feet of clean gas. The land acquired for
the processing facility measures 3,200 hectares, much of which will
remain a `green zone'. When fully operational, the facility will be
maintained by a workforce of 500 people. The first gas to be exported
from Tangguh is due in 2009 and it is planned to supply the LNG to
customers as far as Korea, China and North America.

The West Java operation is Indonesia's largest supplier of gas to West
Java market. It supports state-owned electricity company PLN and state
gas company PGN for customers in the capital of Jakarta and
neighboring areas. These fields have been operating since 1971 and
today produce 27,000 barrels of oil a day as well as 320 million cubic
feet of gas. The production facilities comprise 468 producing strings,
171 producing platforms, and 40 processing & service facilities. More
than 1000 miles of pipeline inter-connect the production facilities.

GRADUATE OPERATIONS ENGINEER

Working at the sharp end of oil and gas production and delivery,
operations engineers are involved in designing, commissioning and
operating oil and gas facilities. Graduates joining in this area need
to be prepared to work hard, sometimes under harsh conditions. But the
upside is that you'll be dealing with some of the largest, most
ambitious and exciting environment in the industry.

In a structured training and development programme, you are likely to
become involved in research and development, project management,
design, construction, installation and maintenance of production
systems and components.

Essential Criteria:
To be considered for this role, applicants must meet the following
minimum criteria:

* Be an Indonesian citizen
* Be in your final year of study or have completed within the last
three years, a bachelor's degree or master's degree from an
engineering discipline related to offshore engineering such as
Mechanical/Electrical/Chemical Engineering, with a grade point average
of at least 3.0 out of 4.0 scale
* You must have no more than 3 years full time professional work
experience
* You must have excellent English – both oral and written
* Must include in your application an academic transcript of the
subjects you have studied for your relevant university degree.

Desirable Criteria:
In addition to the essential criteria the successful candidate is
likely to be able to demonstrate:

Business Sense: You'll be inclined to view activities as a means to an
end rather than as an end in themselves. You'll want to make or save
money, time and resources.
Drive: You'll take the initiative and be proactive. You'll be
persistent and willing to go the extra mile. As well as identifying
and seizing opportunities, you'll want to discover new ways to do
things better faster and more effectively.
An analytical and creative mind: You'll be able to explain your
thinking to identify implications and causal relationships – to see
why things happen and to consider different options. You'll apply
logic to make the complex simple and find creative solutions to problems.
Team working skills: You'll be able to see things from someone else's
perspective. You'll successfully build and maintain relationships,
working co-operatively with others.
Influence: You'll have the ability to communicate in a way that
develops teamwork and co-operation while leading a group. You'll be
able to motivate others and help them to see things from your perspective.
Discipline Capability: You'll have a comprehensive understanding of
your discipline and the ability to apply your knowledge to a range of
problems.

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