Intermediate Occupational Risk Prevention Technician

• Higher Degree in Occupational Risk Prevention or University Master's in Occupational Risk Prevention (Senior OHS Technician).

• Driver's license and own vehicle: Essential for travel within the assigned area.

• Languages: Native level of Spanish.

• Technical skills: Basic handling of Microsoft Office and other document management tools.

• Immediate availability.

• Safety orientation: Focus on guaranteeing a safe working environment in compliance with current regulations.

• Observational capacity: Ability to identify risks and propose preventive solutions.

• Effective communication: Ability to interact with workers and managers in a clear and professional manner.

• Teamwork: Effective collaboration with other preventive resources and project managers.

• Problem solving: Ability to act quickly in the face of risk situations or deviations from safety procedures.

• Full-time: Schedule adapted to the client.

• Flexible remuneration: You will have access to a flexible remuneration plan with options such as health insurance, meal vouchers, transport passes, among other products and services.

• Social benefits: Benefit from exclusive discounts on commercial platforms, gyms, cinemas, museums, travel agencies, and more.

• Continuous training: Access to training programs to continue developing your OSH skills.

• Collaborative work environment: An environment where teamwork and commitment to safety are fundamental.

• You will have real possibilities for professional growth, being able to evolve towards positions of greater specialization and responsibility within the Prevention area.

Would you like to work on construction, industry, and energy projects where your work contributes directly to people returning home safely every day?

At OCA Global Prevention Services we are looking to hire an Intermediate OHS Technician in Melilla to participate in construction and industrial projects, contributing to ensuring compliance with health and safety measures on-site and helping to ensure that nothing is left to chance.

• Operational supervision on-site: Physical presence on the ground to verify compliance with the Health and Safety Plan (PSS) and inspect the correct use of collective (EPC) and individual (EPI) protective equipment.

• Control of critical works: Presence and authorization in special risk activities (work at height, lifting operations, confined spaces, excavations, etc.).

• Incident and documentation management: Daily recording of site progress, communication of deviations, issuance of supervision reports, and management of corrective measures.

• Training and information on-site: Delivery of toolbox talks, reception and induction of new workers, and access control regarding prevention matters.

• Coordination and advisory: Fluid communication with site management, foremen, subcontractors, and prevention services to resolve technical queries and maintain a safe environment.