Halliburton inicia processo seletivo em Macaé, Niterói e Catu

Halliburton Starts Recruitment Process in Macaé, Niterói, and Catu

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/07/2018 at 12:43

Updated on 26/07/2018 at 13:53

Halliburton contrata técnico e operador para trabalhar nas unidades de Catu-BA e Macaé-RJ

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Halliburton Is Hiring Operators and Technicians to Work in the Cities in the States of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. There’s Still Time.

Halliburton is hiring Technicians and Operators to work at its facilities in Macaé-RJ and Catu-BA. Update your resume and prepare for the interview for this job that could be yours. It’s worth staying informed about the activities of the company where you want to work and check, at the end of this job news, tips on how to behave in front of HR professionals.

About Halliburton

In South/Central America, Halliburton operates in 10 offices across 13 countries and is ready to face various challenges within the region. We help our clients succeed by maximizing production and recovery, extracting reserves from challenging environments, and improving operational efficiency. From ultra-deep waters in Brazil, mature fields in Ecuador, shale oil and gas in Argentina, to heavy oil in Venezuela and Colombia, Halliburton offers a portfolio designed to create sustainable value by providing excellent products and services and utilizing Halliburton Integrated Workflows.

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Job in Catu-BA

Operator – Completed course in Mechanics, Electronics, Electrical, or related courses with active CREA.

Experience: 2 years in the position, experience with centrifuges, gravel dryers, and screens.
Only candidates within the profile will be considered.
This position is open to people with disabilities.

Job in Macaé-RJ

Occupational Safety Technician – Completed course in Occupational Safety.

Desired experience: Implementation of health, safety, and environmental policies, procedures, and guidelines. Hazard identification and risk management, incident reporting and investigation. Participation in internal and client audits and inspections. Provide training and process improvement.
Required language: English (Advanced).

Job in Niterói-RJ

Laboratory Technician – Completed Technical Education in Chemistry with active CRQ.

2 years of experience in drilling and completion fluids.
Specialization in fluids and advanced English.
Only candidates within the profile will be considered. This position is open to people with disabilities.

How to Apply?

Send your resume to talentos@halliburton.com putting the title of your position in the subject: Catu Operator or Safety Technician.

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