April 28th: World Day for Safety and Health at Work
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April 28th is World Day for Safety and Health at Work. And here, this date takes on an even more special meaning.
At ROHR, safety is taken very seriously — but it's also lived with pride, responsibility, and care every day. That's why today we hear from them: our employees.
Below, you can read testimonials about what health and safety at work mean to those who experience it firsthand.
Shall we explore this topic together?
Everton Magalhães Correa, Occupational Safety Technician, SP and PR branches.

For Everton Magalhães, the main lesson learned throughout his time at ROHR is clear: Prevention and risk analysis are fundamental to avoiding unexpected situations.According to him, regardless of the circumstances, it is through preventive action that risks in the workplace can be significantly reduced.
Everton also believes that his work directly contributes to reinforcing one of ROHR's most important commitments: always putting life first. "With effective prevention, we can preserve the most valuable thing we have: life."He says.
As a message to his colleagues, he leaves a simple yet powerful reminder: "We have a commitment to ourselves: to return home the same way we left, unharmed." A phrase that sums up the essence of the safety culture that is lived every day within the company.
Stephanie Paula Ferreira, Occupational Health and Safety Technician, DF branch.

Stephanie Ferreira believes that working in the field of occupational safety and health is about: Understanding that Care, prevention, and attention are essential pillars that should never be underestimated.This is the great lesson she takes away from her time at ROHR, where these values are part of the company's daily life.
Your contribution to reinforcing ROHR's commitment to putting life first lies in the ongoing work of ensuring that all employees are... equipped, trained and well informedStephanie believes that access to the right knowledge and tools is essential to maintaining the physical integrity of professionals and the safety of everyone in the workplace.
As advice to her colleagues, she reinforces the importance of valuing the role of the occupational safety and health technician, highlighting that Understanding this responsibility means recognizing that the life and well-being of others always come first..
Marconi Black, Occupational Safety Technician, Rio de Janeiro branch.

Marconi Black understands that working in the field of occupational safety is, above all, to be a multiplier of preventionistsHe believes that knowledge and a proactive approach need to be constantly shared to strengthen the safety culture throughout the company.
In his day-to-day work at ROHR, Marconi contributes to this commitment by raising employee awareness about the importance of adopt safe behaviors at each stage of the activity.This constant vigilance is essential to preserve life and ensure a safer work environment.
As advice to his colleagues, Marconi highlights the importance of developing and practicing... risk perceptionAccording to him, this is one of the main ways to avoid accidents and keep safety as a priority in all actions.
Carla Monique Machado, Safety Technician, MG branch.

Carla Monique Machado's lesson learned at ROHR was: to understand that Safety goes far beyond rules and procedures.This is a daily commitment that involves behavior, awareness, and collective responsibility. According to her, when the true purpose of safety regulations is understood, compliance becomes a natural part of the routine.
In practice, her role goes beyond ensuring that protocols are followed. Carla seeks to transform safety into a value shared by all. Through behavioral analysis and constant guidance.She works to anticipate risks and foster a culture where each person feels responsible for their own safety and that of their colleagues.
As advice, she leaves a striking phrase: "Words convince, but example moves." For Carla, more than just following rules, it's essential to always be attentive to the environment and act proactively. Small actions—like using PPE correctly, correcting deviations, and guiding those nearby—make all the difference in ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for everyone.
Reinaldo Melo, Construction Manager, BA branch.

Reinaldo Melo told us that one of the most significant advancements he has witnessed throughout his career is the evolution of health and safety practices in the workplace. "The legislation is complex, but ROHR is determined to comply with all Regulatory Standards and to preserve the well-being of its employees.", he states. According to him, achieving this goal requires not only the commitment of the technical team, but also the engagement of all employees and support from senior management.
With a background in Occupational Safety Engineering and extensive experience serving companies in the petrochemical and oil sectors, Reinaldo shares his knowledge with colleagues and teams at ROHR. His focus is on ensuring compliance with regulations, thus promoting... a safer and healthier work environment for everyone.
As advice, he summarizes the essence of safety culture with a powerful reflection:
“Working safely is not just about fulfilling a legal requirement. It's a way of showing respect for colleagues, family, and life itself.”

