Offshore – DOF requisita técnico de segurança do trabalho para vaga offshore no Rio de Janeiro

Offshore – DOF Requests Occupational Safety Technician for Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 15/06/2020 at 07:55

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The Offshore Position at DOF Is Intended for Technicians with Active Registration at the Ministry of Labor

DOF Subsea has an open job vacancy for candidates specialized in offshore activities in the oil and gas sector. The DOF Group is in constant expansion, seeking skilled professionals who pursue continuous development to work in the company. This time, the position is aimed at Occupational Safety Technicians who wish to work offshore in Rio de Janeiro.

Occupational Safety Technician – Offshore

Rio de Janeiro

Requirements: Technical Course in Occupational Safety with active registration at the Ministry of Labor;

The Candidate Must Hold The Certificates: CBSP; HUET; Height Work and Confined Space Supervisor;

Desirable Courses: Confined Space and Working at Height; First Aid; Hot Work Watch; Load Handling; Safety in Lifting Operations; EMCIA.

The candidate must speak English fluently and have basic computer knowledge. Offshore experience onboard PLSV, marine units, or other construction/submersible vessels is desirable.

Some of the activities: Collect the SOC (Safety Observation Card) and suggestions from the vessel and enter them into the DOCMAP. Monitor the deadlines for actions and closing observations; Keep the original SOCs filed and organized onboard; Input safety information into the system such as: safety observations, behavioral audits, etc.; Ensure that Risk Analyses, Work Permits, and Tool Box Talks are carried out before starting activities onboard, to guarantee that these are executed under appropriate safety conditions and in accordance with the regulations set forth in the legislation; Monitor the PPRA documents, Risk Maps, and Confined Space Plan of the vessel; among others.

Offshore – DOF Requests Occupational Safety Technician for Offshore Position in Rio de Janeiro

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