Zaraplast Requests Occupational Safety Technician on June 3rd

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 04/06/2019 at 11:44

Técnico de Segurança em São Paulo

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Specialized Packaging Company Announced Yesterday (03) Opening for Safety Technician and Resume Submission Deadline is June 7.

A great opportunity for a Safety Technician has just been announced by Zaraplast at the end of yesterday (06/03).
The opportunity is to work in the Limão neighborhood in São Paulo, and professionals who meet the profile should hurry, as the resume submission deadline is only until June 7.

Zaraplast is a leader in flexible packaging solutions providing a wide range of products for the food, beverage, health, hygiene and cleaning, agribusiness, animal nutrition, civil construction materials, chemicals and petrochemicals, and fertilizers markets. It has 04 units located in Brazil, but has the know-how to export and import to all countries in North and South America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

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Responsibilities:

Prepare reports on existing risks and measures for elimination;
Conduct CIPA meetings;
Walk through the industrial areas, performing periodic inspections;
Carry out statistical reporting of work accidents.

Desirable Technical Knowledge:

Technical course in Occupational Safety;
2 years of experience in the industrial area;
Office Suite;
Proficiency in NR’s;

The company informs in the job announcement that the professional’s workplace will be the Limão neighborhood in São Paulo and that the working hours are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Monday to Friday.
Interested candidates who meet the profile should send their resumes to esreis@zaraplast.com.br by June 7, 2019.

Also, see! The Human Resources company ICM People from Brazil is recruiting qualified professionals to work in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The offshore positions were announced last night, June 3, by the company’s official vehicle. ICM informs that the offshore positions are for professionals who have experience in the role. Access here to see what the job openings are!

Zaraplast Requests Occupational Safety Technician on June 3rd

Specialized Packaging Company Announced Yesterday (03) Opening for Safety Technician and Resume Submission Deadline is June 7.

Responsibilities:

Desirable Technical Knowledge:

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Desirable Technical Knowledge:

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