Jean Ferreira Silva

Consultant since 2004 in the area of Quality, Environment, Health and Safety Systems Management (QSMS). Chemical Engineer (Federal University of Uberlândia) with 10 years of experience in scientific research. Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (UNICAMP University of Campinas [Simulation of processes for the removal of heavy metals from industrial Wastewater]), with certification in Environmental Engineering UNICAMP, certification in Safety Engineering (University of S o Paulo) and Lead Assessor in Environmental and Health and Safety QSP and BSI. Experience with work and projects in QSMS Consulting, such as: Environmental Performance Assessment of Equipment and Control Systems (Mining); implementation of Environmental Management System (Agrochemicals); Corporate Audits (construction, agrochemical and metallurgical companies); Consulting and QSMS Auditing (construction, automobilie, agrochemical and metallurgical companies); Preliminary Risk Analysis APR, HAZOP (oil and gas, metallurgical, chemical and petrochemical companies); Emergency Plans (oil and gas and petrochemical) and implantation of Integrated Management Systems in accordance with NBR ISO 9001:2008, NBR ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 (construction, automobile, metallurgic and petrochemical companies). Execution of projects for CTE (Centro de Tecnologia de Edificacoes Ltda.) since 2007 in the Assessment of Quality, Environmental, Health and Safety; Implementation of Quality, Environmental, Health and Safety Systems (ISO 9001:2008, SIAC PBQP-H:2012, ISO 14001:2004 e OHSAS 18001:2007); Design of Management Plan for Residuals and Training Programs for Internal Audit, with the majority of services carried out in construction companies that are well-known in Brazil and abroad. University Professor of Environmental Engineering (Universidade São Francisco in Campinas), teaching the following courses: Solid Waste Management; Characterization of Pollutants; Environmental Management System; the Generation of Heat in Chemical Industries, Pollution Prevention; Environmental Chemistry and Recycling of Materials. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)