Recrutamento e seleção para Técnico em Segurança do Trabalho para trabalhar no Rio de Janeiro

Recruitment and Selection for Occupational Safety Technician to Work in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/04/2020 at 15:32

Updated on 04/04/2020 at 15:36

Recrutamento e seleção para Técnico em Segurança do Trabalho para trabalhar no Rio de Janeiro

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Specialized professionals in the field of Occupational Safety are being summoned by the recruitment and selection company PRO – GENTH to work in Três Rios, Rio de Janeiro. If you are a resident of the region and identified with the opportunity, check all the requirements below. Urgent offshore recruitment process with CV submission until April 6 at an oil multinational

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Occupational Safety Technician

Activities: Supervise the company’s Occupational Safety activities ensuring they eliminate or reduce work accident risks; promote daily inspections in workstations; prepare training programs; investigate and analyze work accidents and recommend preventive measures.

Requirements:

Occupational Safety Technician
Knowledge in reports such as PPRA, LTCAT, PCMSO, reports of unhealthy and dangerous conditions
Knowledge in environment (waste disposal and environmental preservation)
Reside in Três Rios or nearby

Application for Occupational Safety Technician – Rio de Janeiro

If you are a specialized professional in the field of Occupational Safety, already reside or are available to live and work in Três Rios, Rio de Janeiro, send your resume informing your salary expectation to curriculo@progenth.com.br

Recruitment and selection for Occupational Safety Technician to work in Rio de Janeiro

Recruitment and selection for Occupational Safety Technician Rio de Janeiro

Recruitment and Selection for Occupational Safety Technician to Work in Rio de Janeiro

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