Multinacional convoca no RJ Técnico de Segurança do Trabalho para atuar em indústria química

Multinational Calls for Occupational Safety Technician in Rio de Janeiro to Work in Chemical Industry

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/12/2019 at 17:21

Updated on 16/12/2019 at 17:23

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The Announcement Was Made by Katrium’s HR, Seeking a Safety Technician to Work in RJ in Risk Inspection and Analysis

The multinational Katrium announced today (16th), in its communication channels, that it is recruiting professionals with training in Safety Technician to work on its projects in RJ. See also that there is a job vacancy for Safety Technician in Campos dos Goytacazes-RJ

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Currently, the multinational aiming to serve the Latin American chemical industry market has a Safety Technician position open for RJ.

Activities

Identify workplace accident risks and harmful health agents by analyzing, investigating, and proposing solutions, preparing studies and reports aimed at minimizing accidents;
Develop preliminary risk analysis of activities;
Analyze on-site the conditions of risky activities in the Work Permits PT, verifying the appropriate PPE, staff training, among other activities in the area;
Conduct inspections of firefighting equipment, controlling validity, checking maintenance, condition and replacement of them, among other tasks.

Requirements

Technical course in Safety (must have professional registration);
Knowledge in risk assessment and analysis of operational processes;
Knowledge in Effective Safety Training Map;
Desirable knowledge in NR 10, NR 13, and NR 20.
Proficiency in the Office Suite;
Experience in the industry will be a differential

Application

Send your resume to the email rh@katrium.com.br with the job name “Safety Technician” in the subject.

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