Halliburton contrata técnicos para trabalho offshore no Rio Grande do Norte neste dia 3 de outubro

Halliburton Hires Technicians for Offshore Work in Rio Grande do Norte on October 3rd

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/10/2019 at 10:49

Updated on 03/10/2019 at 10:53

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Halliburton Returns to the Market Today, 03, Requesting This Time Professionals for Offshore Activities in Mossoró, Rio Grande do Norte

To support offshore activities in Rio Grande do Norte, Halliburton announced this Thursday morning, October 3, through the Human Resources department, updated vacancies for technical-level professionals. The company requests that the professional have experience in the role; if not, don’t be discouraged, as SGE is looking for technicians and engineers to support projects and works in TO, BA, and PI.

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Slickline Assistant Mossoró

Requirements: Complete technical secondary education; at least 6 months of experience with slickline/wireline activity or 2 years of experience in the oil field.

Slickline Operator Mossoró

Requirements: Complete technical secondary education; at least 2 years of experience with slickline activity; desirable to have a Well Control course.

Slickline Supervisor Mossoró

Requirements: Complete technical secondary education; at least 5 years of experience with slickline activity.

Halliburton Enrollment Mossoró – Rio Grande do Norte

The company emphasizes that this opportunity includes individuals with disabilities. Don’t miss this chance to join one of the best companies in the market.

If you are a professional specialized in any of the above roles, CLICK HERE to register your resume directly on the company’s website and also send your resume to email talentos@halliburton.com informing in the subject line the name of the role.

Be sure to check all your contact details and update your courses and qualifications!

Halliburton Hires Technicians for Offshore Work in Rio Grande do Norte on October 3rd

Halliburton Returns to the Market Today, 03, Requesting This Time Professionals for Offshore Activities in Mossoró, Rio Grande do Norte

Slickline Assistant Mossoró

Slickline Operator Mossoró

Slickline Supervisor Mossoró

Halliburton Enrollment Mossoró – Rio Grande do Norte

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Halliburton Hires Technicians for Offshore Work in Rio Grande do Norte on October 3rd

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