Baker Hughes Has 16 Job Openings in Macaé for Technicians, Engineers, Administrative Roles, and People with Disabilities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/06/2019 at 10:55

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In the Latest Check Made on June 5 by Click Oil and Gas, Most Positions Are Offshore for Wireline Activities by Baker in the City of Macaé, Absolute Attention to Applications

Offshore opportunities are being offered by Baker Hughes today (05) in Macaé, inland Rio de Janeiro, according to the latest check made by the CPG team. The positions cover individuals with technical level, Engineering, Administrative, and People with Disabilities, but pay attention to the application method.

According to the recruitment portal, most positions are for Wireline operations, which is a cabling technology used to lower equipment or measurement devices into a well for intervention and reservoir assessment purposes. The available positions are:

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Product Line Manager (Completions and Wellbore Intervention)
Mechanic – Wireline Services
General Field Operator
Senior Field Operator
Mid-Level Field Operator
Senior Field Engineer
Operations Administrative Assistant (Contracts) – PCD Position – People with Disabilities

Attention! On the company’s application page, the positions are repeated, but they are different selection processes. To fill out the form, just click here, then type the term “MACAE” (without quotes and without accent). The Baker Hughes site for selection processes takes a while to load, we do not recommend doing this process on a smartphone; use a computer or laptop instead.

*WE DO NOT GUARANTEE THAT THESE OPPORTUNITIES WILL BE AVAILABLE ON A DATE DIFFERENT FROM TODAY’S POSTING

Baker Hughes Has 16 Job Openings in Macaé for Technicians, Engineers, Administrative Roles, and People with Disabilities

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