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Nabors is seeking a field technician to troubleshoot and commission rig control systems on drilling rigs across the assigned region. The role requires analyzing issues, reporting to management, and multi-tasking in a high-demand environment.

The ideal candidate has a high school diploma or GED with 4–7 years in drilling, is fluent in English, and proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel. Expect extensive travel and on-call rotations.

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