In Macaé, Diamond Offshore Hires Occupational Safety Technician

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/07/2019 at 18:20

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If you are a Safety Technician and wish to work in the offshore sector in Macaé, Diamond Offshore is selecting professionals until July 31, 2019. The job description is available below, but if you do not match the role, Realce RH is also hiring in the same area, click here to learn more later.

Responsibilities

The Safety Technician will report to the Safety Representative and will be responsible for supporting activities related to occupational safety, aiming to ensure conditions that eliminate or minimize the risk of work accidents, observing compliance with all applicable legislation.

The Safety Technician Can:

Analyze work methods and processes and identify occupational accident risk factors, occupational diseases, and the presence of environmental agents harmful to the worker, proposing their elimination and/or control.
Cooperate with environmental activities, guiding the treatment and disposal of industrial waste, encouraging and raising awareness about the importance of the worker.
Support the company to operate in compliance with local legislation and client requirements.
Assist in recognizing and preventing unsafe acts or conditions to prevent accidents.
Participate in safety meetings on board, drills, and training on board.
Train and develop drilling personnel on safety programs and procedures.
Provide guidance for handling new employees or visitors.
Contact platform staff and the Human Resources Department.
Fully participate in all Health, Safety, and Environmental initiatives and programs, as well as weekly safety meetings.
Follow Diamond Offshore’s Global Excellence Management System (G.E.M.S.).
Perform other tasks as necessary.

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Educational Level

Hold a valid safety technician registration/certification.
5 or more years of experience as a Safety Technician in the Offshore industry.
Fluency in English.

To be considered for this position, you must complete the entire application process, which includes answering all pre-screening questions and submitting a copy of your resume by the application deadline of July 31, 2019.

To apply for this Safety Technician position in Macaé, access the company’s page by clicking here.

Overview / Summary

Diamond Offshore owns and operates one of the largest fleets of offshore drilling units in the world. As a leader in deepwater drilling, Diamond Offshore provides contract drilling services to the energy sector worldwide. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, the Company also maintains key regional offices in Australia, Brazil, and Scotland, with local offices in other countries as necessary support operations.

In Macaé, Diamond Offshore Hires Occupational Safety Technician

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