The Service Leader (GBA Tools) is expected to lead and coordinate field-service activities for Halliburton's GBA tools business in Labuan. Responsibilities typically include supervising service delivery, planning equipment and personnel, supporting tool preparation and maintenance, ensuring operational quality, and maintaining strong relationships with customers and internal teams. Candidates should have relevant oilfield-services or drilling experience, technical knowledge of downhole tools, and proven leadership ability. Good communication, problem-solving, and planning skills are important, as is the ability to work safely in demanding offshore and field environments. The role generally requires a technical diploma or degree, industry experience, willingness to travel or work rotational schedules, and a strong commitment to Halliburton's health, safety, and service-quality standards.
Halliburton is one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. Founded in 1919 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, the company supports oil and gas operators throughout the exploration, drilling, completion, production, and well-intervention lifecycle. Its services include drilling solutions, cementing, completion tools, stimulation, artificial lift, testing, digital technologies, and well construction. Halliburton operates in numerous countries and employs engineers, field specialists, technicians, project managers, and corporate professionals. The company is known for technically demanding field roles, structured safety systems, international career opportunities, and extensive investment in oilfield technology. Its Labuan operations serve Malaysia's offshore energy sector and may also support regional activities across Southeast Asia.
Labuan is a small federal island territory off the coast of Sabah and an important oil-and-gas hub. Job opportunities are concentrated in offshore services, drilling, marine support, logistics, engineering, hospitality, finance, and port-related businesses. The culture blends Malay, Sabah, Chinese, and other communities, with friendly local customs and a relaxed pace of life. Residents enjoy beaches, diving, seafood, duty-free shopping, and relatively short commutes. Housing and daily expenses are generally lower than in Kuala Lumpur, although specialist imported goods can cost more. Foreign employees normally need an employer-sponsored employment pass, with approval and documentation arranged before starting work; dependants require appropriate passes. Offshore roles may involve rotations, medical checks, safety training, and travel through Labuan Airport or ferry connections. Healthcare, schools, supermarkets, and basic international amenities are available, while major specialist services may require travel to Kota Kinabalu.
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