Halliburton's Selection Process in Rio de Janeiro Seeks Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers

Halliburton’s Selection Process in Rio de Janeiro Seeks Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers

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Published on 10/12/2020 at 12:45

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Offshore and Onshore Projects by the Oil Multinational Halliburton Require Job Openings for Mid and Higher Level Professionals in Rio de Janeiro

Halliburton begins recruitment and selection for mid and higher level professionals with experience in offshore and onshore to fill technical and engineering positions in the company’s projects in Rio de Janeiro, check the requirements and how to apply. You can also apply, Human Resources at Engeman Macaé calls for offshore vacancies

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The contract with Baker Hughes provides for drilling and completion services, while Halliburton will carry out intervention and line suspension activities and Schlumberger will be responsible for cable services.

The Halliburton Company is an American multinational company in the oil sector. Established from the legacy of four companies, it is now one of the largest oilfield services companies in the world and a leading provider of engineering and construction services.

ATTENTION! Click Petroleum and Gas is not responsible for the applications; the job openings posted below are external and may be filled at any time by Halliburton, therefore immediately register your resume

Register Your Resume for the Job Openings Below for High School and Higher Education Positions Opened by Halliburton in Rio de Janeiro

Resume Registration for Halliburton Vacancies – Rio de Janeiro

If you are interested in the mid and higher level job openings above and want to work at the oil multinational Halliburton, click on the desired position and register your resume directly on the company’s website. GOOD LUCK!

Before sending your resume to apply for the job openings, update your contact information, courses, certifications, and qualifications.

Halliburton’s Selection Process in Rio de Janeiro Seeks Job Openings for Technicians and Engineers

Offshore and Onshore Projects by the Oil Multinational Halliburton Require Job Openings for Mid and Higher Level Professionals in Rio de Janeiro

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Register Your Resume for the Job Openings Below for High School and Higher Education Positions Opened by Halliburton in Rio de Janeiro

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