Occupational Safety Technician

KFC Brasil

Técnico de Segurança do Trabalho ensuring safety protocols and risk management at KFC stores in Brazil. Focused on implementing regulatory standards and safety training initiatives.

Posted 4/12/2026full-timeSão Paulo • 🇧🇷 BrazilMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead and maintain the Risk Inventory and the PGR Action Plan updated by area/process/function (PGR = Risk Management Program).
Perform safety inspections.
Verify the effectiveness of controls following the hierarchy of controls (engineering/collective protective measures → administrative → PPE).
Integrate exposure and risk data from the PGR to support the PCMSO coordinating physician.
Support management of work restrictions and reassignment with HR and operations, maintaining confidentiality (the company receives fit/unfit/restrictions information without medical diagnoses).
Plan and deliver mandatory trainings and campaigns (third-party onboarding, NR-12, NR-10, NR-35, correct use of PPE, emergency procedures).
Conduct Daily Safety Dialogues (DDS) and safety talks focused on incidents, near-misses, and critical risks.
Support SIPAT and engagement programs (safety targets, recognition for best practices).
Define PPE in collaboration with operational areas by risk/activity, ensure valid CA when applicable, and provide guidance on use, cleaning, and replacement.
Support standardization of safety signage and risk communication.
Receive, record, and investigate incidents, near-misses, and accidents.
Prepare reports and manage action plans with assigned owners, deadlines, and supporting evidence.
Monitor KPIs (e.g., frequency/severity rates, near-misses, % of PGR actions completed, % of trainings completed).
Maintain organized OHS evidence for internal/external audits: PGR, trainings, PPE records, inspections, reports, and plans.
Support interface with regulatory authorities when necessary, under coordination.
Oversee safe execution of services in industrial areas.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Completed Technical Degree in Occupational Safety (recognized/accredited).
Active MTE registration.
NR-1 (GRO/PGR): risk inventory, action plan, hierarchy of controls.
NR-6 (PPE): selection, control, record, guidance, CA (approval certificate).
NR-7 (PCMSO/ASO): interface with medical exams, control of deadlines and restrictions.
NR-10, NR-17, NR-23, and NR-35 (as applicable to store scope).
Management tools: Excel, reporting, KPIs, checklists, audits.
Experience in industrial/food environments performing inspections and routine activities.
Experience delivering safety trainings and campaigns.
Incident investigation experience.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Meal voucher
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Life insurance
Pharmacy benefits
Discount partnerships with educational institutions
Discount partnerships with entertainment companies
Payroll-deductible loan
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Work model: Hybrid

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Hard Skills & Tools

risk inventoryaction planhierarchy of controlsPPE selectionincident investigationsafety inspectionsKPI monitoringsafety training deliveryrisk communicationaudits

Soft Skills

confidentialitycommunicationleadershiporganizational skillsengagementplanningcollaborationproblem-solvingattention to detailtraining facilitation

Certifications

Technical Degree in Occupational SafetyActive MTE registrationNR-1NR-6NR-7NR-10NR-17NR-23NR-35