Occupational Risk Prevention Technician

As a Occupational Risk Prevention Technician (Safety) at the Toledo Plant, you will be the person responsible for ensuring compliance with OHS legislation and Safety standards SBFE, promoting a solid culture of Zero Harm.

Your role is key to making safety not just a matter of compliance, but a daily way of working on the plant floor.

• Comprehensively manage Occupational Risk Prevention (safety, hygiene, and ergonomics).
• Conduct risk assessments, define action plans, and ensure their follow-up.
• Investigate accidents, incidents, and high-potential events (HIPO), turning lessons learned into real improvements.
• Lead key Safety projects, with a primary focus on Lockout/Tagout (LOTO):
  • Analysis of hazardous energies
  • Development and improvement of procedures
  • Training for internal staff and contractors
  • Audits and field observations
• Manage contractor safety and CAE:
  • Document validation
  • Risk assessments
  • Work permits
  • Field follow-up
• Participate in engineering and modification projects, integrating Safety from the design stage.
• Deliver safety training and inductions.
• Develop Safety KPIs and reporting, collaborating with teams in Iberia and Europe.

In short: you will make safety go from a standard to the field.

You are a person with a strong plant orientation, capable of connecting safety standards with day-to-day operational reality. You do not settle for mere compliance: you like to understand how work is done, detect risks, and help improve the way things are done.

Also...

• You feel comfortable in industrial and dynamic environments.
• You have a knack for communicating with production, maintenance, and contractors, and you know how to influence without imposing.
• You are observant, practical, and solution-oriented: when you see a risk, you act.
• You care as much about the procedure as its real application on the plant floor.
• You are motivated by training, supporting, and building a safety culture.

• A role with real impact on the safety and well-being of people.
• Work close to operations, with a presence on the plant floor and direct contact with key teams.
• Participation in Safety projects with visibility across Iberia and Europe.
• Autonomy to drive improvements and lead safety initiatives. A demanding and dynamic industrial environment, with a strong focus on Zero Harm.
• Join a company where safety is a real priority, not just a matter of compliance.