Tigre Group Hires Occupational Safety Technician in RJ

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/05/2019 at 11:01

Updated on 10/05/2019 at 11:19

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The Company Needs Professionals to Work in Industrial Activities at Its Hub in Pavuna, Rio de Janeiro, Intermediated by the Afamar Group

Afamar, a human resources company, received a request from the Tigre Group for the hiring of Safety Technicians for industrial activities in Rio de Janeiro. Please note that the requirements are quite strict, but on the other hand, the company offers great salaries and benefits. See in detail all the responsibilities that the Tigre Group requires from the professional:

Complete Technical Training in Occupational Safety
Experience in Occupational Safety in Large Industrial Companies
Experience in routines and management of documents related to the Environment Area
Knowledge of Quality Systems, NR10, NR12, NR35, NR13, CIPA, ISO14000, and Environment
Salary of R$2,450.00
Benefits include: Transportation Voucher, Meal Voucher, medical assistance, on-site meals, life insurance, and profit sharing (PLR)
Working hours from 7 AM to 4:48 PM – Monday to Friday
Work Location: Pavuna/RJ

Interested in this position as a Safety Technician? You can send your CVs to vagas@afamar.com.br, stating the job title in the subject line for easy and quick identification by the company.

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