Safety Engineer
Nova Lima
Routine activities of the safety engineer involve serving various areas such as maintenance engineering, electrical, workshops, fuel stations, mine planning, and mining areas. The emphasis is on electrical safety, including training for over 400 professionals in NR-10, including leaders, engineers, technicians, and electricians. Training of other professionals on electrical safety, the development of a Safety, Health, and Environment Training Center, statistical studies, development of an early lightning strike detection system, support in planning and executing major substation shutdowns, technical advisory, projects, safety, health, and environment audits, international experience during training and testing of electrical safety equipment in international laboratories (DuPont - Geneva, Switzerland), participation in projects with an emphasis on behavioral aspects. Conducting safety analysis of projects, including CCQs (Vale Champion), and training of over 100 professionals in Electrical Risk Management (Safety Engineers, Safety Technicians, Analysts), participation in the development of corporate procedures related to incident energy, and delivering lectures to contractors on Electrical Risk Management.