Halliburton divulga vagas offshore em Macaé para técnicos

Halliburton Announces Offshore Job Openings in Macaé for Technicians

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/12/2018 at 10:58

Updated on 19/12/2018 at 15:17

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The Activities Are Aimed At Well Completion Services In The Campos Basin For Offshore Professionals, Understand The Requirements

The well services and completion department of Halliburton, through its Human Resources representatives, is starting a new phase for hiring technicians. These technicians will work in the offshore area on activities in the Campos Basin, where the company holds several long-term contracts with Petrobras and other companies. It Also Has Other Open Selection Processes In Rio de Janeiro And Bahia, Check Here For These Opportunities Later, for today, here are the requirements and other parameters.

Smart Completion Services Specialist Macaé

Desired Education: Completed Technical Education with Active CREA
Experience With Packers Feedthrough, Bottom Pressure And Temperature Sensors
Assembly Of Production Strings With Control Lines And Clamps
Bottom Valve Operations With Smart Completion Lines
Assembly Of Electrical And Hydraulic Connections For Chemical Injection Mandrel Completion

When Halliburton Advertises Offshore Positions, It Does Not Include CBSP, HEUT Or NR Certifications Among The Main Requirements, We Believe That If Professionals Have The Experience And Other Attributes Of The Area, These Courses Would Be Their Responsibility. But Just In Case, It’s Good To Have These Certifications On Their Resumes.

Resumes May Be Sent To talentos@halliburton.com, Indicating In The Subject Line The Name: Smart Completion Services Specialist Macaé.

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Halliburton Announces Offshore Job Openings in Macaé for Technicians

The Activities Are Aimed At Well Completion Services In The Campos Basin For Offshore Professionals, Understand The Requirements

Smart Completion Services Specialist Macaé

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