Occupational Safety Technician - (FOCUS ON POWER SUBSTATION) - Bauru and Region

Role Summary

Supervise activities related to occupational safety, aiming to ensure conditions that eliminate or reduce to a minimum the risks of occupational accidents, observing compliance with all relevant legislation.

Responsibilities

• Identify the risks of the work process and prepare the risk map, with the participation of the largest number of workers;
• Develop and coordinate work plans that enable preventive action to solve occupational health and safety problems;
• Participate in the implementation and quality control of necessary prevention measures, as well as in the assessment of action priorities in workplaces;
• Periodically carry out checks on working environments and conditions to identify situations that may pose risks to the safety and health of workers;
• Carry out, at each meeting, an assessment of compliance with the goals set in your work plan and discuss the risk situations that have been identified;
• Disclose to workers information relating to safety and health at work;
• Participate in discussions promoted by the employer, to assess the impacts of changes in the environment and work process related to the safety and health of workers.
• Request copies of the CAT issued from the company.
• Request the employer to stop a machine or sector where it considers there to be a serious and imminent risk to the safety and health of workers;
• Collaborate in the development and implementation of the PCMSO and PGR and other programs related to safety and health at work;
• Publicize and promote compliance with Regulatory Standards, as well as clauses in agreements and collective labor conventions, relating to occupational health and safety;
• Participate, together with the employer, in the analysis of the causes of illnesses and accidents at work and propose measures to solve the problems identified;
• Request from the employer and analyze information on issues that have interfered with the safety and health of workers;
• Promote the Internal Work Accident Prevention Week – SIPAT annually;
• Participate annually, together with the company, in AIDS Prevention Campaigns.

Requirements

• Training: Occupational Safety Technician Course, recognized in MT;
• Technical course at medium professional level in related areas;
• Have proven experience in the Energy area (Supervision of Transmission Lines and Substations)

Benefits

Be available to start immediately;

• Working hours: 8am to 5pm (Mon-Fri) and Saturdays 8am to 12pm
• Work Regime: In-person

About the Company

SGS is a world leader in Inspection, Verification, Testing and Certification, we are recognized as a global reference in quality and integrity. With more than 93,000 employees spread across the world, we operate a network of approximately 2,600 offices and laboratories. In Brazil we have more than 3,500 employees working in different businesses:

• Consumer goods and retail
• Certification
• Biological sciences
• Commerce
• Construction
• Energy
• Industrial manufacturing
• Environment
• Mining
• Oil and gas
• Agricultural Products and Food
• Chemicals
• Health and safety
• Training services
• Public sector
• Sustainability
• Transport

If your values are integrity, entrepreneurial spirit and innovation, you belong here!

Come contribute to our purpose "Creating a better, safer and interconnected world"

Therefore, our opportunities are equal for all talents, taking into account the pillars of diversity and inclusion: gender, culture and origins, people with disabilities, sexual orientation, generations, etc. 🏳️🌈♿