This entry-level role supports Halliburton’s Completions business in preparing, testing, installing and servicing completion equipment and downhole systems. Candidates typically need a diploma or degree in engineering, petroleum engineering, mechanical engineering or a related technical discipline, along with strong mathematics, computer and communication skills. The role may require field assignments, offshore or remote-site travel, shift work and adherence to strict safety procedures. Candidates are expected to learn Halliburton technologies, follow operational and quality standards, interpret technical data, maintain accurate records and work effectively with field crews and clients. A willingness to develop practical oilfield skills, work in challenging environments and meet physical and safety requirements is important.
Halliburton is one of the world’s leading energy services companies, providing products and technologies used throughout the oil and gas lifecycle. Founded in 1919 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, the company operates in many countries and serves exploration, drilling, completion, production and well-intervention needs. Its major service lines include drilling and evaluation, well construction, completions, production enhancement and digital solutions. Halliburton employs engineers, technicians, field specialists and corporate professionals who support energy operators in improving well performance, safety and efficiency. The Completions division focuses on equipment and services that prepare wells for production, including downhole completion systems, intelligent completions and production optimization technologies. In Malaysia, Halliburton supports regional offshore and onshore energy activity, with operations and career opportunities connected to locations such as Labuan, Sabah and other oilfield service hubs.
Labuan is Malaysia’s federal island territory off the coast of Sabah and a significant regional oil and gas centre. Job opportunities are strongest in offshore services, drilling, completions, marine support, logistics, engineering, maintenance, finance and administration. The island has a relaxed, multicultural lifestyle, affordable accommodation compared with Kuala Lumpur, seafood restaurants, beaches and easy access to Kota Kinabalu and Brunei. English is widely used in business, while Malay is the national language; Malay, Chinese and indigenous communities contribute to the local culture. New employees should expect humid tropical weather, occasional heavy rain and a work routine shaped by field rotations. Foreign workers generally need employer-sponsored employment approval and an Employment Pass or relevant work authorization before starting work. Relocating candidates should arrange medical checks, housing, banking, insurance and transport early. Labuan is compact, so a motorcycle or car can be useful, although basic services are readily accessible.
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