SESI Opens Night Position for Work from Monday to Friday, from 5 PM to 2:48 AM, as a Safety Technician, Earning R$ 4,306.68 + Benefits

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Published on 26/03/2025 at 15:23

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Night Shift Job for Safety Technician at SESI. Salary of R$ 4,306.68 + R$ 990 Food Allowance + R$ 370 Daycare Allowance.

If you are a Safety Technician and are looking for a night job, SESI (Social Service of Industry) offers an excellent opportunity! The institution is hiring a temporary professional to work in Canoas, Rio Grande do Sul, during the night with various advantages and benefits for those who join the team.

Requirements Required by SESI

To apply for the night job at SESI, candidates must meet some important requirements.

In addition to holding a degree in Safety Technician and being registered with the respective council, it is desirable that the professional has experience in activities such as monitoring environments, risk assessment, implementing control measures, and following occupational health programs.

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Responsibilities of the Safety Technician Position

The professional hired for this night job will perform various activities in the area of occupational safety.

Responsibilities include monitoring work environments, risk assessment, implementing control measures, and conducting training sessions.

The technician will also be responsible for preparing reports, technical opinions, correspondence, and documents related to their area of expertise.

Other functions include conducting safety inspections to identify hazardous and unhealthy locations, controlling the use of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), and participating in the development of safety plans and integrated projects.

Moreover, the safety technician will be one of the individuals responsible for promoting educational activities in the area of health and safety at work.

Working Hours

The night job aims to meet the institution’s demand for the period from 5:00 PM to 2:48 AM (Monday to Friday), totaling 44 hours a week.

Salary and Benefits Offered by SESI

The salary offered by SESI for the night shift is R$ 4,306.68 along with competitive benefits.

Among the benefits are medical assistance (UNIMED), dental assistance (SESI/RS), telemedicine with medical, psychological, and nutritional care 24 hours, and group life insurance with no deductions.

For transportation, SESI offers parking (depending on the unit), transportation vouchers, and reimbursement for travel expenses.

The employee also has the right to a food allowance or meal voucher worth R$ 990.00 per month.

Other benefits include private pension, daycare assistance (R$ 370.00 for children up to 60 months), educational support through the PDP (Personal Development Program), and professional assistance through the PAE (Employee Assistance Program).

Selection Process and Application

If you meet the requirements and are interested in the night job, it is important to pay attention to the selection stages.

The process includes resume analysis, objective test, interview with HR, interview with the manager, medical examination, and verification of documentation.

Applications will be open until March 30, 2025, so if you fit the profile sought for the position of Safety Technician, do not miss this chance to join SESI!

Are you interested in the night job at SESI? Click here and apply!

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SESI Opens Night Position for Work from Monday to Friday, from 5 PM to 2:48 AM, as a Safety Technician, Earning R$ 4,306.68 + Benefits

Night Shift Job for Safety Technician at SESI. Salary of R$ 4,306.68 + R$ 990 Food Allowance + R$ 370 Daycare Allowance.

Requirements Required by SESI

Responsibilities of the Safety Technician Position

Working Hours

Salary and Benefits Offered by SESI

Selection Process and Application

Are you interested in the night job at SESI? Click here and apply!

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SESI Opens Night Position for Work from Monday to Friday, from 5 PM to 2:48 AM, as a Safety Technician, Earning R$ 4,306.68 + Benefits

Night Shift Job for Safety Technician at SESI. Salary of R$ 4,306.68 + R$ 990 Food Allowance + R$ 370 Daycare Allowance.

Requirements Required by SESI

Responsibilities of the Safety Technician Position

Working Hours

Salary and Benefits Offered by SESI

Selection Process and Application

Are you interested in the night job at SESI? Click here and apply!

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