Realce RH Announces Job Opening for Occupational Safety Technician on July 12

Written by Renato Oliveira Published on 15/07/2019 at 01:00 Updated on 13/07/2019 at 18:03

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HR Consulting Seeks Occupational Safety Technician and the Professional’s Area of Activity Will Be the City of Cubatão, São Paulo

A great opportunity was announced last Friday (07/12) by Realce RH for an Occupational Safety Technician to work in the city of Cubatão, São Paulo.
The company is looking for a professional with technical training in the area; see below the responsibilities of the position and the other requirements demanded by the company.

Realce RH is a large HR consulting firm that operates in the area of People Management and has 30 years of experience working with major industries and service providers in the Baixada Santista region.

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Occupational Safety Technician Position

Activities: Responsible for the development and correct application of occupational safety standards; Plan and coordinate hygiene and safety activities; Support in property security and cleaning; Safety Dialogue; Responsible for the administrative activities of the security and occupational protection area; Monitor and analyze work accident risks; Safety inspections; Monitor the safety inspections of firefighting equipment; Prepare and deliver introductory training (integration) on accident prevention for newly hired employees and service providers’ employees;
Education: Technical Education in the area
Experience: Proven experience in the role, advanced Excel.

The company emphasizes in the announcement that all information about this Occupational Safety Technician position will be provided to selected candidates during a possible interview.

Send your resume only if this position interests you and matches your profile, to the email: vagas@realcerh.com.br

Realce RH Announces Job Opening for Occupational Safety Technician on July 12

HR Consulting Seeks Occupational Safety Technician and the Professional’s Area of Activity Will Be the City of Cubatão, São Paulo

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