Weatherford Macaé Offers Excellent Maintenance Opportunities at Its Offshore Base

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/04/2019 at 14:29

Updated on 24/04/2019 at 14:50

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Weatherford Through One of Its Operational Bases in Macaé, Recruits Technicians with Modest Requirements for Oil and Gas Activities in the City and Region

Among the offshore service companies in the oil and gas sector, Weatherford is certainly part of the hopes and even dreams of many professionals, especially due to its traditional presence in the city of Macaé, where the company holds contracts mainly in the well completion sector. The opportunities that the company offers today in the maintenance and repair sector surprisingly do not require one to be a professional with extreme qualifications and certifications, check it out:

Requirements and Technical Details

Work Location: Macaé / Brazil
Job Type: Permanent Contract
Main Responsibilities
Technical Education
Experience of 2 to 3 Years

Perform maintenance on tools/equipment, following maintenance procedures and instructions, to ensure their functionality, avoiding non-compliance during operations.

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Weatherford Macaé Offers Excellent Maintenance Opportunities at Its Offshore Base

Weatherford Through One of Its Operational Bases in Macaé, Recruits Technicians with Modest Requirements for Oil and Gas Activities in the City and Region

Requirements and Technical Details

Weatherford Launches New Deep Water Completion System

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