Halliburton Launches Offshore Cementing Technician Position on July 18

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/07/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 20/07/2019 at 06:27

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The Required Professional Should Have a Technical High School Education and Will Work in Halliburton Operations at the Base in Catu, Bahia

Halliburton, through its Human Resources department, announced on Thursday, July 18, the Offshore Job Opening for Cementing Assistant. The professional will perform their duties at Halliburton’s base in Catu, a municipality in Bahia, well-known for its prosperity in the oil sector.

Cementing Assistant (Catu)

Requirements

Completed Technical High School in Mechanics, Automation, or related fields
Experience in Well Cementing and valid Category E license.

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Application

If you meet all the requirements set by the company, CLICK HERE to register your resume directly on the company’s website and also send your resume to the email talentos@halliburton.com indicating in the subject line “Cementing Assistant Catu”.

Don’t forget to check all your contact information, and update your courses and qualifications! The company emphasizes that this opportunity is open to people with disabilities. Don’t miss this chance to join one of the best companies in the market.

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Halliburton Launches Offshore Cementing Technician Position on July 18

The Required Professional Should Have a Technical High School Education and Will Work in Halliburton Operations at the Base in Catu, Bahia

Cementing Assistant (Catu)

Application

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