Empresa Expro contratando para trabalhar na Argentina

Expro Company Hiring to Work in Argentina

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 25/10/2018 at 05:17 Updated on 25/10/2018 at 05:36

Expro Is Hiring Operators and Engineers for Offshore and Onshore Contracts in Argentina

Expro is hiring professionals with experience in wireline to join its team for a job contract in Argentina. Companies like Expro train their professionals with experience in specific equipment used by few companies in the global scenario. Wireline professionals in the operations area are in high demand in the oil and gas sector, as their presence in oil fields during the profiling phase is essential. Wireline engineers have a greater role in the management of operations, applying calculations and derivatives in systems that control the tools for profiling in the region predetermined by the client’s geologist. The vacancies.

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Work within a team to assist under supervision in the operation of equipment on land. Carry out operations with team members, ensuring the completion of operational tasks while preventing technical problems, according to the manual. Perform checks on all equipment for compliance with Expro’s policies, standards, and procedures, and ensure that they are technically correct for operation. Actively participate in quality improvement processes.

Wireline Operators

Perform checks on all equipment for compliance with Expro’s policies, standards, and procedures, and certify that they are technically correct for operations. Articulate with client representatives when necessary, in a professional manner, ensuring service quality to the customer. Contact the offshore supervisor, team members, and the operations department to ensure that all aspects of the procedures are discussed as prescribed with the relevant parties, and ensure effective communication for the safe completion of tasks.

Experienced professionals should send their resumes to Argentina.rh@exprogroup.com with the job title in the subject line

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Expro Company Hiring to Work in Argentina

Expro Is Hiring Operators and Engineers for Offshore and Onshore Contracts in Argentina

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