Entry Level Mechanical Assembler Manufacturing - Duncan, OK at Geebo

Entry Level Mechanical Assembler

Company Name:
Halliburton
Why Halliburton? How about global opportunities, interesting work within small cohesive teams, extensive training, and the opportunity to take your career wherever you want it to GO, with all the support and stability of a truly global organization. With more than 72,000 employees in approximately 80 countries, Halliburton is one of the largest and most respected energy services companies in the industry. Since 1919, our customers have relied on our industry-leading technologies, scientific expertise and, most importantly, our knowledgeable and experienced professionals to help them meet the world's demand for energy. Whether you are a new graduate seeking your first job, or an experienced professional looking to make a career change, we have fantastic opportunities across our organization. Are you ready to GO?
Working under general supervision, performs a variety of assembly operations associated with the manufacturing of explosive products, small mechanical or electro-mechanical parts, or equipment housing or large equipment such as engines, engine and PTO drive trains, gas compressors, control equipment, covers/cowlings, related connecting lines, etc. Assembly process may include fitting, mounting, alignment, adjusting, and operational testing. Skills typically acquired through 1-2 years of related assembly experience.
Halliburton is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
Job Code: K031-ESG
Category: Manufacturing and Supply Chain
City: Duncan
Country: USA
State: Oklahoma
Requisition ID: 00280692Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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