Career Opportunities in Oil and Gas Field
Career Opportunities in Mechanical Engineering
Introduction
The Department of Mechanical Engineering, in collaboration with the Association of Royal
Mechanical Students (ARMS), organized a seminar titled "Career Opportunities in the Field
of NDT, Oil, and Gas" on 17th February 2025. The event aimed to enlighten mechanical
engineering students about emerging career prospects in specialized industries, focusing on Non-
Destructive Testing (NDT) and the Oil and Gas sectors.
Event Details
-Date & Time: 17th February 2025 (Monday), 3:35 PM
- Venue: Sivagiri Hall
Organizers
The seminar was coordinated by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and executed
under the auspices of the Association of Royal Mechanical Students (ARMS), a student body
dedicated to fostering professional development among mechanical engineering students.
Speaker Profile
The keynote speaker, Mr. Adarsh Babu, brought extensive industry experience to the seminar.
As a Mechanical Engineer certified in NDT Level 2, he currently serves as the Assistant
Manager (Piping) at MTTC International LLC, a prominent organization in the engineering and
industrial sectors. His expertise in piping systems and NDT methodologies positioned him as an
ideal resource for discussing practical career pathways.
Topics Covered
The seminar emphasized the following areas:
1. Non-Destructive Testing (NDT): Insights into techniques such as ultrasonic testing,
radiography, and magnetic particle inspection, which are critical for ensuring structural integrity
in industries like Oil and Gas.
2. Oil and Gas Industry: Career roles in pipeline engineering, maintenance, safety
management, and project execution.
3. Skill Development: Key technical and soft skills required to excel in these fields, including
certifications like NDT Level 2.
Target Audience
The event catered primarily to mechanical engineering students, equipping them with knowledge
about niche sectors and preparing them for industry demands.
Significance
The seminar underscored the growing demand for skilled professionals in NDT and Oil and Gas,
sectors pivotal to infrastructure development and energy sustainability. Mr. Babu’s practical
examples from his tenure at MTTC International LLC highlighted real-world challenges and
solutions, bridging the gap between academic learning and industry expectations.
Conclusion
The seminar successfully provided students with actionable insights into specialized career paths,
fostering awareness of opportunities beyond conventional roles. By engaging with an industry
expert, attendees gained clarity on skill acquisition, certification processes, and the evolving
landscape of mechanical engineering in high-stakes industries. Such initiatives by ARMS and the
department play a crucial role in shaping career-ready graduates.
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