Wheatherford Offshore contrata pesado em Macaé

Weatherford Offshore Hires Heavily in Macaé

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/06/2018 at 15:15

Updated on 11/06/2018 at 15:27

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Pioneer in Oil Well Completion Operations Worldwide, Weatherford Hires for Many Roles at Its Hub in Macaé

One of the largest oilfield service companies, Weatherford operates in over 100 countries and employs more than 35,000 people worldwide. With a portfolio of products and services that covers the entire lifecycle of a well, including drilling, evaluation, completion, production, and interventions. In a robust research and development effort, it is well positioned to meet the constantly evolving needs of the oil and gas industry.

Job Openings in Macaé and Worldwide

Weatherford holds one of its main operational hubs in Macaé – RJ to serve the Campos and Santos basins. A great company to work for and to build a good career plan. We have worked with them several times on well completion activities. Here are some job openings available at the company in the city:

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Direct Tax Analyst III
Mechanic Assistant
Operator I
Quality Technician II
Operator I
Operator III

These are just the openings in Brazil, but it has open selection processes in various places around the globe and anyone with the necessary requirements can comfortably apply. There are positions for administrative, practical, technical, engineering, and other fields. As of this publication date, we found 411 job opportunities in the search results.

How to Apply

If you are interested in the opportunities at Weatherford Offshore in Macaé, CLICK THIS LINK IN BOLD RED. If you have English skills and think you have a chance to compete in an international selection process, CLICK THIS HIGHLIGHTED TEXT IN BLUE to access international job openings. One of the major differentiators of this company is that it is not necessary to have safety training courses like CBSP or HUET if you pass its selection process, all your qualification is covered by Weatherford.

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Weatherford Offshore Hires Heavily in Macaé

Pioneer in Oil Well Completion Operations Worldwide, Weatherford Hires for Many Roles at Its Hub in Macaé

Job Openings in Macaé and Worldwide

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