Baker Hughes contrata em Macaé técnicos em Mecânica, Eletrônica e afins para atender demanda de perfuração

Baker Hughes Hires Mechanics, Electronics Technicians, and Related Positions in Macaé to Meet Drilling Demand

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 10/12/2019 at 11:57

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Multinational Calls For Candidates With CREA Registration For Work In Macaé Who Have Knowledge Of Solids Control Equipment

Macaé-RJ, December 10, 2019 – Baker Hughes, a GE company, announced today (10) that it has an open position for technical professionals to work as Equipment Operators for the Drilling Completion Fluids line. If you are specialized, don’t miss this great opportunity. Also see that Macaé opens 1000 job vacancies, with 500 in civil construction in addition to the offshore and industry sectors

Baker Hughes is a service company for the oil industry and a leading provider of high-performance technology for operators of all sizes worldwide. It has offices in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and other cities in Brazil and abroad.

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Requirements

Technical education in Mechanics, Electronics, Electromechanics, or Electrical Engineering, with CREA registration is desirable.
Professional experience of 1 year in a similar position.
Knowledge of solids control equipment and drilling waste management is desirable.

Activity Description

Operate, monitor, and perform preventive maintenance on solids control equipment and waste management;
Provide necessary assistance during the installation of equipment on the rig, following the instructions of the rig supervisor and in accordance with the approved project sent by the base.
Keep track of the well drilling operation (rate of penetration, retort calculation, etc.), in order to keep the operation supervisor informed about the correct preparation of the equipment system for excellent execution of the process, among others.

Application for Baker Hughes in Macaé

To know more details about the job and apply, interested candidates who meet Baker’s required profile and wish to work in Macaé should apply by clicking here and will be automatically redirected to the application page. Good luck!

Baker Hughes Hires Mechanics, Electronics Technicians, and Related Positions in Macaé to Meet Drilling Demand

Multinational Calls For Candidates With CREA Registration For Work In Macaé Who Have Knowledge Of Solids Control Equipment

Requirements

Activity Description

Application for Baker Hughes in Macaé

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Multinational Calls For Candidates With CREA Registration For Work In Macaé Who Have Knowledge Of Solids Control Equipment

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Activity Description

Application for Baker Hughes in Macaé

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