The Logistics Specialist supports procurement, materials handling, inventory control, shipping, receiving, and delivery coordination for Halliburton operations in Labuan. Typical requirements include a diploma or degree in logistics, supply chain management, business, or a related field, along with relevant experience in logistics, warehousing, or oilfield services. Familiarity with ERP systems such as SAP, shipping documentation, customs procedures, and inventory records is valuable. The candidate should be organized, safety-conscious, commercially aware, and able to coordinate effectively with suppliers, warehouses, transport providers, and internal teams. Good English communication, problem-solving ability, attention to detail, and the flexibility to work in a demanding operational environment are expected.
Halliburton is one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. Founded in 1919, the company supports oil and gas exploration, drilling, well construction, completion, production, intervention, and evaluation activities in many countries. Its customers include major international energy companies, national oil companies, and independent operators. Halliburton employs engineers, technicians, field specialists, supply-chain professionals, and corporate staff across a global network. The Labuan operation serves Malaysia's offshore and energy sector, making logistics an important function for moving equipment, materials, and personnel efficiently and safely. Halliburton places strong emphasis on operational reliability, workplace safety, technical competence, customer service, and compliance with industry standards. Employees may gain exposure to international projects, specialized oilfield technology, and structured professional development opportunities.
Labuan is a small federal territory and duty-free island off Sabah, known as Malaysia's international business and offshore financial centre. Job opportunities are concentrated in oil and gas, marine services, logistics, warehousing, shipping, finance, hospitality, and government-related services. The culture blends Malay, Sabah, Chinese, and other communities, with a generally relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Lifestyle is quieter and less expensive than Kuala Lumpur, with beaches, seafood, diving, historical sites, and short trips to nearby islands. Accommodation and daily transport are usually manageable, although specialist products may cost more because Labuan is remote. Malaysian citizens can work freely; foreign employees normally need an employment pass or relevant work permit sponsored and arranged by the employer. New arrivals should confirm medical, immigration, tax, insurance, and housing arrangements before relocating. English is widely used in business, while Malay is helpful for daily life.
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