Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
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I plan in the future to work Liquefied Natural gas(LNG) industry. However I don't know which engineering qualifications most needed in terms on number of staff.
I know they employ Chemical Engineer but problem, you might find a factory has only one or two chemical engineer,therefore competition might very high.
I would appreciate if you could advise on what sort of engineering qualifications to aim for, which could enhance my job prospects.
Thank you in advance.





RE: Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
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RE: Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
RE: Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
RE: Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
As another commenter said, ME's might be in a good spot with all the new rotating equipment in the liquifaction process, followed by ChemE and EE.
old field guy
RE: Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?
ME's are the most common folks in Reliability/Integrity Management. Process seems to be about 50/50 ME and ChemE. Rotating equipment and pressure vessels are more often ME than ChemE.
Today's tendency to run everything (including the air-dryer in the men's room) off of control logic is pretty much assuring that controls guys will be in demand for a while.
David Simpson, PE
MuleShoe Engineering
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RE: Which engineering degree most needed to work in LNG industry?