Baker Huges, empresa do grupo GE, busca por Técnicos e Engenheiros, Offshore e Onshore

Baker Hughes, A GE Company, Seeks Technicians and Engineers, Offshore and Onshore

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 15/07/2019 at 12:44

Updated on 15/07/2019 at 12:47

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Company of One of the Largest Groups in the World Started Search for Technicians and Engineers for Offshore Services in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro and Onshore in Catu, Bahia

Baker Hughes, a company of the GE (General Electric) conglomerate, started a selection process for professionals with technical training and engineering degrees who are able to work with offshore and onshore well systems and installations.
Please pay close attention to the requirements for these highly technical positions and observe what is needed to apply for these vacancies.

Field Technical Specialist

Job Summary:

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Field Engineer

Job Summary:

Field Technical Specialist for installation and removal of ESP equipment in onshore and offshore operations. Maintenance, commissioning, and parameterization of surface components. Selection, design, and simulation of ESP equipment

Essential Responsibilities:

Commitment to HS&E and quality
Preparation of equipment for installation
Installation and removal of ESP in well
Preparation of materials for sonde return
Operation and maintenance of VSDs and transformers
Commissioning of downhole sensor panel
Selection, design, and simulation of ESP

Qualifications/Requirements:

Production engineering, electrical engineering, electrotechnical engineering, electronics engineering, or automation engineering.
3 years of experience in the oil and gas industry (onshore/offshore operations)
Availability for domestic and international travel
Ability to work in a team
Ability to write reports in Portuguese/English and proficiency in Office programs

Desired Characteristics: Advanced English proficiency and leadership skills, and the workplace is Macaé (Rio de Janeiro), Catu (Bahia), and the city of Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro).

To submit your application, you can access this link and go directly to the company page, but be careful, first you need to register to obtain a Login and Password to enter the site and register your resumes.

Also read here on your CPG portal! Oceaneering opens several effective and internship vacancies for the cities of Macaé and Rio de Janeiro.

Baker Hughes, A GE Company, Seeks Technicians and Engineers, Offshore and Onshore

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