Baker Hughes Is Hiring Safety Technician for Niterói on This Day 01; The Company Still Has Other Opportunities

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Published on 01/10/2020 at 19:40

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The Job Opening for Safety Technician at Baker Hughes is for Niterói, Rio de Janeiro

Baker Hughes is the only global provider of integrated products, services, and digital solutions for oil fields. Today, the multinational company in the oil sector is opening a job vacancy for the position of safety technician. The position is designated for the city of Niterói, in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

About Baker Hughes:

For over a century, Baker Hughes’ inventions have revolutionized energy. Harnessing the power of engineering, data, and science to redefine what is possible. With operations in more than 120 countries, the company works in partnership with its clients, wherever they are, to deliver better results. The company is a leader in the oil and energy technology sector, designing, manufacturing, and servicing transformative technologies to help advance energy. In Brazil, Baker has factories in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Safety Technician

Requirements:

Technical Degree in Safety – Safety Technician – (or high school diploma / GED with experience in Health and Environmental Safety);
Preferred – bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college;
Previous experience as a Safety Technician in other companies, preferably in the Oil and Gas sector and large industrial environments;
Safety Technician accreditation by TEM;
Intermediate English;
Experience with ISO 14001 and 45001 – Preferred;
Previous experience serving Petrobras – Preferred.

Job Activities:

Identify and act on legal requirements for Occupational Safety and Environment applicable to the company’s activity;
Standardize safety procedures and administrative control of SMS through documentation; in addition to standardization in operational areas, control through risk analysis of tasks;
Monitor Occupational Safety and Environment indicators such as accidents, incidents, inspections, training, meetings, use of PPEs, among others relevant to the area.

Applications for Baker Hughes Job Vacancy: To apply for the vacancy described above, just CLICK HERE. In addition to this position, the company is also hiring a fluids specialist, various internship positions, and a sales manager.

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