Ingeniero/a de Seguridad y Salud Ocupacional – Iquique (7x7)

MineSense Technologies Ltd.; Iquique; On-site; CLP 24,000,000 - 36,000,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Accommodation for disabled applicants

Job summary

MineSense is seeking an Engineering Specialist in Risk Prevention to manage critical field risks from a site-based role in Iquique or nearby. You will implement standards and lead a preventive safety culture to protect lives and ensure operations run without interruptions.

Responsibilities include starting documentation, accrediting personnel and equipment, and applying the CGR risk cycle across all operation phases, while ensuring regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Expert in occupational safety per regulation.
• 2–4 years of field risk control experience.
• Experience with accreditation and documentation for access to mining sites.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and approve safety startup folders and change documentation for mine site activities.
• Manage personnel, equipment, and contractor accreditation to meet client requirements.
• Implement and operate the client's preventive safety model across planning, execution, and review stages.
• Oversee operational risk management using the CGR cycle and preventive tools.
• Ensure compliance with current legal, health, and environmental regulations (health ministry and environmental standards).
• Plan and deliver safety training programs and competency assessments.
• Advise on Safety and Occupational Health to Field Service Engineers and validate pre-work controls.

Skills

Risk management

Regulatory compliance

CGR framework

7x7 shifts

Education

Engineering in Risk Prevention

Professional Technical degree

Tools

RITUS

GRT

VATS

Job description

MineSense is seeking an Engineering Specialist in Risk Prevention to manage critical field risks from a site-based role in Iquique or nearby. You will implement standards and lead a preventive safety culture to protect lives and ensure operations run without interruptions.

Responsibilities include starting documentation, accrediting personnel and equipment, and applying the CGR risk cycle across all operation phases, while ensuring regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.