Occupational Safety Technician

Description

Job Summary: The Colégio Catarinense is seeking an Occupational Safety Technician to identify risks, develop safety policies, and promote a prevention-oriented safety culture. Key Highlights: 1. Identify and assess workplace safety risks 2. Develop and implement safety policies and programs 3. Conduct training and manage the Internal Commission for Accident Prevention (CIPA) The Colégio Catarinense, part of the Jesuit Educational Network, seeks a new Occupational Safety Technician to join its team, working at its Florianópolis/SC campus. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Identify and assess potential safety hazards by conducting regular inspections across all areas of the school, identifying unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, or deficiencies in the work environment. * Develop and implement safety policies, including procedures and safety programs designed to minimize or eliminate risks—such as emergency response and fire prevention plans. * Deliver safety training and awareness initiatives for staff and visitors to foster a safety-conscious culture and ensure understanding of best safety practices. * Investigate accidents by analyzing possible causes and proposing corrective actions to prevent recurrence. * Monitor updates to regulatory standards and remain current on laws and regulations related to occupational safety, ensuring the school complies with all legal requirements. * Request, receive, distribute, and supervise the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) by staff and third-party contractors; maintain up-to-date Certificates of Approval (CA). * Establish effective communication channels for reporting safety concerns and disseminating relevant workplace safety information. * Manage the Internal Commission for Accident Prevention (CIPA), maintaining records of all safety-related activities—including inspection reports, risk maps, training sessions, and incident logs. * Manage fire suppression systems—including smoke detectors and alarms—and oversee fire extinguishers and fire hoses. * Maintain and update the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) register. * Organize and promote the Annual Internal Safety Week (SIPAT). * Participate in internal meetings and collaborate with other departments to resolve occupational safety issues. * Attend meetings with labor outsourcing companies regarding occupational safety matters. * Monitor delegated tasks through direct contact and formal reports. * Forward incidents to the respective responsible parties. * Alert management about potential occupational safety risks facing the institution. * Oversee environmental management. * Monitor and establish work schedules. * Participate in and support event planning. * Attend study meetings and/or working groups. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Completed Technical Education in Occupational Safety. * Prior experience as an Occupational Safety Technician. * Solid knowledge of Regulatory Standards (NRs). **Workload:** 30 hours per week. **Working Hours:** Monday to Friday, from 1:00 PM to 7:15 PM.