Halliburton Hires Technicians in Macaé for Service Operator Positions

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Published on 01/10/2020 at 09:00

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The Oil And Gas Multinational Halliburton Seeks Technical Professionals For Job Opportunity As Service Operator In Macaé

The job opportunity opened for Macaé by Halliburton includes experienced technical level professionals in the oil and gas sector to fill the position of Service Operator, check the requirements and how to apply. Bram Offshore Opens New Maritime Vacancies For Technical And Higher Level Professionals To Work In São Gonçalo And Porto do Açu, In Rio de Janeiro

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The announcement of the opportunity was made by the company’s human resources sector yesterday (30/09) and is aimed at professionals with experience to work in Macaé and who are willing to work for one of the world’s largest suppliers of products and services for the global energy industry.

Halliburton Company is an American multinational company in the oil industry. Founded from the legacy of four companies, it is now one of the largest service companies for oil fields in the world and a leading provider of engineering and construction services.

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Check Below The Job Vacancy For Technical Education Opened By Halliburton In Macaé

Service Operator – Pipeline (89136)

Desired Education: Complete Technical Course.
Requirements: Minimum of 2 years of experience in triplex pumping operation in an offshore regime and pumping services for wells and pipelines of various fluids; Knowledge in assembly and disassembly of layout with 2″ 1502 lines.
Compensation Information: Salary is competitive and proportional to experience.
Location: Macaé – RJ

Applications

If you are interested in the job vacancy above, meet the requirements, and want to work at the oil multinational Halliburton, click this link here and apply directly on the company’s website. GOOD LUCK!

Halliburton is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made regardless of race, color, religion, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, citizenship, marital status, sex/gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, veteran status, nationality or any other condition protected by law or regulation. This opportunity is also available for people with disabilities (PWD).

Halliburton Hires Technicians in Macaé for Service Operator Positions

The Oil And Gas Multinational Halliburton Seeks Technical Professionals For Job Opportunity As Service Operator In Macaé

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