Safety Manager

Role Overview

The Safety Manager is responsible for implementing the Health and Safety Policy, monitoring and ensuring the application of rules, and participating in risk prevention and analysis. They will also ensure the continuous improvement of working conditions on different workstations in the factory.

What You Will Do

The Safety Manager will accompany management in identifying and evaluating risks, prepare job descriptions in the context of risk evaluation, and ensure the preparation and update of the Unique Document for the Evaluation of Professional Risks (DUERP). They will also participate in welcoming new employees, ensuring the preparation and distribution of documents, and participating in re-welcoming employees to their workstation after an accident.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have confirmed and successful experience of at least 5 years on an industrial site in a safety-related position, be able to manage complex situations and stress, and have an analytical and pedagogical sense.

Requirements

• Higher education in the field of safety
• Confirmed and successful experience of at least 5 years on an industrial site in a safety-related position
• Knowledge of essential safety rules, dangers and risks associated with industrial site activities, and analysis tools (Accident Analysis Tree)
• Knowledge of legislation associated with the prevention profession
• Master computer tools
• Analytical, synthesizing, and rigorous capacity
• Ability to animate groups
• Ability to analyze regulation
• Ability to communicate well and be attentive
• Rigorous, autonomous, proposal-oriented, and convincing

Benefits

• Equal opportunities employer
• No discrimination against employees or candidates