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Another Maritime And Offshore Hospitality Company In Macaé Seeks Occupational Safety Technician On This September 19

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/09/2019 at 10:36

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At The Direct Request Of Click Oil And Gas Today, The Company Is Seeking A Professional In Macaé With Extensive Experience In Training And Knowledge In The Oil And Gas Field

Based In Macaé, A Company Specializing In Collective Meals And Maritime Hospitality Requested A Professional With Training And Experience As A Safety Technician From Our Team Just A Few Hours Ago. Absolute Attention To The Requirements And Responsibilities, As Resumes Outside The Context Of The Opportunity Will Be Disregarded. If You Really Want An Opportunity In Your Field Today, You Can Compete For The New Project That Is Recruiting For All Positions Here.

SAFETY TECHNICIAN – Macaé

➢ Have Knowledge Of Relevant Legislation And SMS Management Standards Such As OHSAS 18001, ISO 14001, And ISO 9001.
➢ Develop And Promote Campaigns, Lectures, And Other Forms Of Training Aimed At Distributing Safety And Hygiene Standards At Work.
➢ Prepare Documents And Programs (PPRA, PCA, PPR Among Others) For The QSMS Area, Conduct Trainings.
➢ Execute Activities Related To Workplace Safety, Aiming To Ensure Conditions That Eliminate Or Minimize The Risks Of Workplace Accidents.
Benefits: Transportation Voucher, Medical Assistance, Dental Assistance, Meal Voucher, Food Voucher
Employment Regime: CLT (Permanent)
Schedule: From Monday To Friday, From 7 AM To 5 PM (With A 1 Hour And 12 Minute Daily Break).
Necessary And Desirable Requirements:
▪ Required Training As A Safety Technician.
▪ Required CBSP Course And Experience In The Field.
▪ Required Proficiency In The Office Suite, Especially Word, Excel, And Power Point.
▪ Required Availability For Travel.
▪ Desirable Offshore Experience.
▪ Desirable Possession Of CNH B.

Candidates Who Are Eventually Hired Will Have A 5% Productivity Bonus And A 25% On-Call Bonus When Necessary. Send An Email To CURRICULOSUAN@GMAIL.COM Indicating The Job Title In The Subject Line.

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Another Maritime And Offshore Hospitality Company In Macaé Seeks Occupational Safety Technician On This September 19

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Another Maritime And Offshore Hospitality Company In Macaé Seeks Occupational Safety Technician On This September 19

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