Technologist Occupational Hygiene

In brief

**Overview** This document outlines the role of a Technologist Occupational Hygiene at Eskom Communications. It describes the key responsibilities associated with the position and the minimum qualifications, experience, and professional registration required for applicants. **What you will do** As a Technologist Occupational Hygiene, you will be responsible for: * Analysing risks and the impact of changes. * Conducting occupational hygiene monitoring. * Conducting technical evaluations. * Implementing governance requirements. * Conducting research into new technology for standards and specifications. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * **Qualifications:** * B Tech / National Higher Diploma in Environmental Health / Engineering / Sciences at NQF7 with 360 credits * Occupational Hygiene Legal Knowledge Certificate * **Related Experience:** * 2 years’ practical experience in the Occupational Hygiene environment * **Professional registration:** * Professional Registration Body: Southern African Institute for Occupational Hygiene SAIOH as Occupational Hygiene Technologist **Who should apply** Candidates who possess a B Tech or National Higher Diploma in Environmental Health, Engineering, or Sciences at NQF7 with 360 credits, along with an Occupational Hygiene Legal Knowledge Certificate. Applicants must also have 2 years of practical experience in the Occupational Hygiene environment and be professionally registered with the Southern African Institute for Occupational Hygiene (SAIOH) as an Occupational Hygiene Technologist. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/technologist-occupational-hygiene-eskom-communications-1 Source: myjobmag

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