Multinational Baker Hughes Hires Operator, Welder, Turner, Borer, and More on This 27th Day

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 27/10/2020 at 15:25

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The Job Openings at Baker Hughes for Welder, Operator, Turner, and Others Are for the State of São Paulo

Baker Hughes is the only global provider of integrated products, services, and digital solutions for oilfields. Today, the multinational company in the oil sector is hiring operator, welder, boring machine operator, and turner. The positions are for the State of São Paulo, at the Jandira unit.

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About Baker Hughes:

For over a century, Baker Hughes’ inventions have revolutionized energy. Harnessing the power of engineering, data, and science to redefine what is possible. With operations in more than 120 countries, the company works in partnership with its clients, wherever they are, to deliver better results. The company is a leader in the oil sector and energy technology, designing, manufacturing, and servicing transformative technologies to help advance energy. In Brazil, Baker has factories in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Check Below Details About the Positions!

CNC Turning Center Operator

Completed Primary Education;
SENAI Technical Courses – Operation of CNC Machines;
Knowledge in CNC programming;
Minimum experience of 1 to 5 years as Boring Machine Operator/CNC Turning.

Assembly and Testing Operator

Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Production, or Quality are highlights;
Conduct engineering revisions via the system;
Skills in using hydraulic pressurization units;
Skills in handling and transporting parts with pallet jacks and/or forklifts.

Welder

Completed Primary Education;
SENAI Welding Course.
Knowledge in Windows/MS Office Environment;
Basic knowledge of technical drawing.

Treatment Operator

Completed Primary Education;
Reading and interpretation of drawings and manufacturing documents (RFI, VGS, and working BMS);
Knowledge in the application of the painting process using a conventional spray gun and/or brush;
Minimum experience of 2 years in coating processes.

CNC Boring Machine Operator

Completed Primary Education;
SENAI Technical Courses – Operation of Machines and CNC Control;
Good knowledge of trigonometry;
Minimum experience of 1 to 5 years as Boring Machine Operator/CNC Turning.

CNC Turner

Completed Primary Education;
Experience with medium and large parts;
Knowledge of Siemens and Fanuc controls;
Knowledge of measuring instruments: Caliper, Micrometer, Tubular, Ball Gage, Sudden.

Applications: To apply for the job openings at Baker, simply click on the desired position. Good luck!

Multinational Baker Hughes Hires Operator, Welder, Turner, Borer, and More on This 27th Day

The Job Openings at Baker Hughes for Welder, Operator, Turner, and Others Are for the State of São Paulo

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Multinational Baker Hughes Hires Operator, Welder, Turner, Borer, and More on This 27th Day

The Job Openings at Baker Hughes for Welder, Operator, Turner, and Others Are for the State of São Paulo

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Check Below Details About the Positions!

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