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In Macaé, NOV Hires Technicians With Experience for Field Services

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/11/2019 at 07:57

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Multinational Seeks Qualified Professionals for Equipment Assembly and Disassembly for Field Activities in Macaé

National Oilwell Varco (NOV) is recruiting candidates with technical training to join its workforce in Macaé-RJ. The company is globally recognized for the development, manufacturing, and sale of equipment and components used in oil and gas drilling and production operations. See also that Equinor forecasts for the beginning of 2020, more than 1200 workers active in the Campos Basin

In addition to manufacturing and selling equipment, the global company also provides services in fields for the oil industry. Through its extensive capabilities and vision, the NOV family of companies is positioned and ready to meet the needs of this challenging and evolving sector. NOV has technical expertise, advanced equipment, and readily available support necessary for the success of its clients.

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Job Description

Interface with relevant departments to gain a comprehensive understanding of NOV products and how they are safely operated, tested, calibrated, and problems resolved in a timely manner.
Travel to client sites to inspect, install, commission, test, calibrate, repair, and train clients on the safe and proper operation of NOV products.
Perform software and hardware field upgrades and train clients on how to operate the system.
Communicate field failures and feedback reports to the appropriate departments.
Complete and submit field service documentation in a timely manner.

Qualifications

Technical degree in mechanics;
Previous experience in equipment assembly and disassembly;
Good knowledge of hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems;
Willingness to travel and conduct activities on offshore/onshore platforms.

Application

If you wish to work in the oil sector in Macaé and meet the relevant requirements for the position required by the company, be sure to check the detailed job profile and apply through the NOV Platform. Remember that registration on the site is in English, so be prepared and don’t miss this opportunity. Good luck!

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