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Worley, Leading Energy Company, Hires Occupational Safety Technician This January 19

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 19/06/2020 at 09:14

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Worley Is Offering Job Opportunities in the Occupational Safety Area in São Paulo

Worley is a leading global provider of project and asset professional services in the energy, chemicals, and resources sectors. Today, the company has a job opportunity for an Occupational Safety Technician.

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It has nearly 60,000 people in around 60 countries worldwide, covering the entire lifecycle, from creating new assets to maintaining and enhancing operational assets for its clients.

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Occupational Safety Technician

The mid-level occupational safety technician will work on a management project in the gas segment and will be responsible for the following activities:

Conduct safety training and DDS.
Support and ensure the effectiveness of compliance with safety procedures in various activities on the job site.
Develop and evaluate preliminary risk analyses – APRs.
Assess the safety documentation of contractors.
Critical analysis of the safety management process.
Conduct behavioral audits on job sites.
Perform field inspections to verify compliance with safety requirements regarding processes, tools, and equipment.
Generate reports with deviations and hazards identified during field inspections and behavioral audits.
Maintain a routine of meetings with contractors to ensure compliance with legal safety requirements.
Participate in accident investigations.

Education: Occupational Safety Technician

Location: Arujá – São Paulo

Apply for the position by clicking here!

Worley, Leading Energy Company, Hires Occupational Safety Technician This January 19

Worley Is Offering Job Opportunities in the Occupational Safety Area in São Paulo

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