CBSI Requests Occupational Safety Technician for Volta Redonda

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/04/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 10/04/2019 at 19:49

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The Infrastructure Company CBSI Opened A Position For The Occupational Safety Technician To Work In The City Of Volta Redonda – Rio de Janeiro

The Joint Venture Between CSN And CKTR Announced The Job Opening For Occupational Safety Technician Through Its Official News Vehicle On April 10th. The Company Informs That The Position Is Also For PCD Professionals And That Applications Will Be Accepted Until The 26th Of This Month, So If You Are A Professional In The Field And Live Near Volta Redonda – Rio de Janeiro, Don’t Miss This Opportunity, Keep Reading To Know All The Details And Submit Your Resume.

Occupational Safety Technician

Activities

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Indicate And Specify Safety Equipment, Both Collective And Individual, And Their Quality, Monitoring Their Effectiveness;
Guide Various Areas Of The Company On Safety And Occupational Medicine Issues;
Inspect, Map, And Evaluate Areas Of The Company Regarding Safety And Occupational Medicine;
Report Unsafe Conditions Found, Proposing Corrective Or Preventive Solutions;
Assist The CIPA In Issues Raised By The Committee And Necessary Training;
Reviews Of The PPRA, Risk Maps, SIPAT Promotions, And Environment-Related Issues;
Conduct Training Sessions, Raise Employee Awareness About Accidents And Incidents, In Favor Of Prevention;
Analyze, Record, And Disseminate Occupational Accidents And Incidents Occurring In The Company Through Monthly Statistics;
Monitor Compliance With Legislation On Safety And Occupational Medicine, Conduct Safety Audits According To The Company’s Specific Safety Procedures;
Prepare Documents, Risk Analyses, Occupational Safety Procedures, Checklists Aiming To Eliminate Risks.

Requirements

- Technical Course In Occupational Safety, With Active Registration

Getting To Know The Company

Companhia Brasileira De Serviços De Infraestrutura Was Founded In 2011 From A Joint Venture Between CSN And CKTR. It Operates In The States Of Rio De Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Santa Catarina, And Paraná.

It Works In The Infrastructure Services Segment With A Commitment To Providing Corporate Services With Qualified And Dedicated Labor, With Competitive Differentiation, Always Aiming For The Satisfaction And Loyalty Of Its Clients.

Application

If You Meet All The Requirements Set By The Company, Send Your Updated Resume To The E-Mail trabalheconosco@cbsi.com.br. Application Deadline Until April 26th, 2019. Good Luck!

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CBSI Requests Occupational Safety Technician for Volta Redonda

The Infrastructure Company CBSI Opened A Position For The Occupational Safety Technician To Work In The City Of Volta Redonda – Rio de Janeiro

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