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Occupational Health and Safety Engineer (Male/Female)
40 000 CZK – 65 000 CZK per month
Employee Card listedListed for non-EU applicants1 positions
Vacancy details
- Location
- Blansko, South Moravian Region
- Occupation
- Occupational Health and Safety Engineer (Male/Female)
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Shifts
- Single shift
- Open positions
- 1
- Accommodation
- Not provided
- Published
- 31 Aug 2026
- Labour Office reference
- 35006620710
Description
RSE s.r.o. is seeking an Occupational Health and Safety Engineer in Blansko, South Moravian Region, Czechia. The role focuses on occupational health and safety, production efficiency, ensuring safe workplace conditions, preventing risks and improving work processes. There is one full-time position with a single-shift schedule, offering CZK 40,000–65,000 per month.
The role requires knowledge of relevant legislation and involves regular preventive checks, inspections and audits of occupational health and safety and fire safety in the workplace. Risk analysis includes gathering supporting information, identifying hazards and assessing risks to employees’ health.
Responsibilities include preparing documentation, delivering legally required employee training on occupational health and safety and fire safety regulations, monitoring applicable legislation and other regulations, and implementing them in company practice. The role also covers production efficiency and ergonomics, handling workplace accidents and maintaining the relevant records.
Knowledge of Czech, Russian, Ukrainian and English is required. Other arrangements may be agreed at an in-person meeting. Initial contact should be by email or telephone. The position is listed for an Employee Card. Accommodation is not provided.
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