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Published on 10/08/2018 at 13:15

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Technical Professional in the Security Field Looking to Work for a Company Considered One of the Best to Work For, Check Out This Opportunity

Technical professionals in Occupational Safety who are looking for opportunities, a company considered one of the best in northeastern Brazil to work for is now hiring. With the crisis in the national market, many professionals have lost their jobs, but things are starting to improve. As a result, companies are increasing their projects and contracts. CENEGED is hiring safety technicians. Let’s go to the opportunity and its requirements.

Position and Requirements:

Position: Occupational Safety Technician
Location: Macapá
Technical Education in Occupational Safety, registration with MTE, certification in NR 10 and NR 35
Driver’s license B, proficiency with computers (Office Suite and Systems)
Experience in team management
Willingness to travel

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Ethics, attention, willingness, concentration, leadership, and teamwork spirit. The Occupational Safety Technician develops, participates in the development, and implements health and safety policies. They conduct audits, monitoring, and evaluations in the field, identify variables for controlling diseases, accidents, quality of life, and the environment. They develop educational actions in health and safety at work. They participate in inspections and oversight and are involved in negotiation processes. They take part in the introduction of technologies in the workplace and assist management.

Application:

In addition to the salary, CENEGED provides an additional 30% for hazard pay, meal vouchers, a partnership with Sesc Amapá, a corporate cell phone, life insurance, and a 44-hour workweek. Interested candidates should send their resumes to the email: andrezaoliveira@ceneged.com.br with the subject Occupational Safety Technician-Macapá by August 14, 2018. Before sending the resume, please check the Portuguese to avoid grammatical errors, use standard formatting, and only include courses and training specified in the job requirements.

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