Halliburton com mais oportunidade de trabalho em Macaé

Halliburton Offers More Job Opportunities in Macaé

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 14/08/2018 at 07:30

Updated on 14/08/2018 at 08:58

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An Excellent Job Opening for the Technical Area is Provided by Halliburton in Macaé but Requires Professional Experience

The multinational Halliburton continues to open great job opportunities for the technical area in the oil and gas sector in Macaé. Recognized for operational excellence, the company is seeking professionals with experience for work on platforms and at operational bases. It is extremely important that the professional wishing to work at Halliburton truly has the skills, courses, and experience required by the multinational. Let’s go to the job opening and requirements.

Job Opening and Requirements:

Job: Chemical Technician and Internship in Chemistry
Location: Macaé and RJ
Experience: 2 years of experience with drilling/completion fluid.
Education: Complete course in chemistry with active CRQ and/or expected completion of the course in 2019
Required Knowledge: Course or specialization in drilling/completion fluids
Language: Advanced English

Summary Description

They perform physicochemical tests, participate in the development of products and processes, define or restructure industrial facilities, supervise chemical process operations and unit operations of laboratory and production, operate machines and/or equipment and productive installations, in compliance with quality standards, good manufacturing practices, biosafety, and environmental control. They interpret manuals, prepare routine technical documentation and legal records. They may conduct educational action programs and provide technical assistance.

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How to Apply:

Be very careful before sending your resume to avoid losing the job opportunity. Avoid Portuguese errors, expired courses, and formatting outside the established standard. Interested candidates should send their resume to talentos@halliburton.com indicating in the subject “CHEMICAL TECHNICIAN MACAÉ”. Only resumes that fit the profile will be considered, and the job encompasses people with disabilities.

Halliburton Offers More Job Opportunities in Macaé

An Excellent Job Opening for the Technical Area is Provided by Halliburton in Macaé but Requires Professional Experience

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An Excellent Job Opening for the Technical Area is Provided by Halliburton in Macaé but Requires Professional Experience

Job Opening and Requirements:

Summary Description

How to Apply:

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