Contratos offshore da japonesa MODEC demanda emprego para Técnico de Segurança do Trabalho, hoje 17 de abril

Japanese MODEC’s Offshore Contracts Require Employment for Occupational Safety Technician, Today April 17

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/04/2020 at 11:46

Updated on 17/04/2020 at 15:22

Contratos offshore da japonesa MODEC demanda emprego para Técnico de Segurança do Trabalho, hoje 17 de abril

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Job opportunity to join the offshore team of the multinational MODEC. The Japanese company is seeking a Safety Technician with an active registration on this April 16. The company has been constantly announcing onshore and offshore job openings to meet its projects in Brazil, check the offshore positions for high school professionals and doctors, click this link to find out how to apply.

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ATTENTION! Click Petróleo e Gás is not responsible for the applications; the job opportunity for Offshore Safety Technician posted below is external and may expire at any moment on the MODEC website

SAFETY TECHNICIAN

Requirements

Experience in the role
Advanced English
Completed Technical Education
Valid CREA

Activities

Be responsible for routine recognition, risk assessment and control regarding safety, health and the environment at work.

Work in conjunction with other departments, when necessary, with the aim of minimizing risks to occupational health and safety, monitoring compliance with regulations;

Conduct the Weekly HSEQ Meeting (analyze safety plans) using the agenda; Create a checklist to communicate issues to HSEQ and improve performance;

Application

Are you a Safety Technician and really want this job? Check all the details and apply now for the job at the oil and gas multinational Modec! To do this Just click HERE. GOOD LUCK!

Offshore contracts from the Japanese MODEC demand employment for Safety Technician, today April 17

Japanese MODEC’s Offshore Contracts Require Employment for Occupational Safety Technician, Today April 17

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