Description
Job Summary:
Responsible for developing and implementing occupational health and safety policies, conducting assessments, investigating accidents, and promoting educational initiatives.
Key Highlights:
1. Strategic involvement in occupational health and safety (OHS) policy
2. Focus on accident prevention and control
3. Development of safety and health programs
**Job Description:**
Responsible for participating in the development and implementation of occupational health and safety policies;
Conducting assessments of the organization's applicable OHS regulations;
Identifying variables related to disease control, accident prevention, quality of life, and environmental protection;
Conducting educational, awareness-raising, and training activities in the field of occupational health and safety;
Investigating and critically analyzing work-related accidents, incidents, and occurrences, and recommending preventive and control measures;
Issuing the Work Accident Communication (CAT) when necessary;
Preparing statistical reports related to occupational safety and ongoing action plans;
Overseeing the development and administration of the Occupational Risk Assessment Program (PPRA) and the Occupational Medicine Program (PCMSO);
Implementing and monitoring internal safety procedures and regulations, including their dissemination, employee training, and guidance;
Conducting onboarding training for new employees and third-party contractors;
Managing third-party documentation;
Collaborating with the Internal Commission for Accident Prevention (CIPA) and the Emergency Response Team throughout their selection/election process, monthly meetings, and action planning—ensuring requested actions are fulfilled and providing technical support to CIPA members and emergency responders;
Performing preliminary risk analyses (APR) prior to authorizing work activities and monitoring high-risk tasks;
Issuing the Individual Occupational Profile (PPP), arranging form completion and documenting delivery;
Monitoring the company's Ergonomics and Workplace Exercise Programs;
Ensuring compliance with applicable Regulatory Norms (NRs), advising involved departments on required criteria, participating in improvement teams and new developments, and tracking action plans for implementing improvements;
Managing, maintaining, and updating the legal compliance monitoring management program;
Performing inspection checklists for facilities and equipment controls, requesting necessary corrections and following up on corrective actions;
Defining service orders and providing guidance/training to employees;
Coordinating government agency inspections and those conducted by occupational health and safety entities;
Participating in labor information gathering and expert evaluations;
Overseeing the management of occupational health and safety documents, including expiration tracking and external agency submissions;
Developing protections for existing hazards, always prioritizing elimination, then containment, and finally personal protective equipment;
Controlling and authorizing access to high-risk activities—including electricity, equipment movement, chemical substances, classified areas, working at heights, and confined space work;
Assisting leadership with reporting, KPIs, and departmental activity management;
Supporting supplier development for occupational health and safety equipment and protective solutions;
Actively contributing to continuous improvement of the Integrated Management System (SGI).
**Requirements:**
Completed Technical Education in Occupational Safety, with active registration at the Ministry of Labor (M.T.e)
Driver’s License Category B;
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering (preferred);
Intermediate English proficiency (preferred);
Intermediate-level Microsoft Office proficiency.