Digital Communication and Internet Use at Work

The course Digital Communication and Internet Use at Work addresses the essential competencies that safety technicians must master in order to work in a connected and efficient way in the modern corporate environment. It emphasizes mastery of digital vocabulary and internet infrastructure, such as URLs, HTTPS protocols, and file flows, ensuring that research, downloads, and uploads of legal documents are carried out securely and reliably.

The course also explores practical applications in daily professional routines, highlighting the use of corporate email to formalize documents, reports, and communication of nonconformities, as well as the use of the internet for constant updates on standards and regulations, such as the Regulatory Standards (NRs), and for participating in online training through distance learning platforms, strengthening the team’s ongoing education and professional development.

Finally, the discipline presents the use of digital government systems, especially eSocial, detailing mandatory events such as S-2210 (Work Accident Report — CAT), S-2220 (workers’ health), and S-2240 (environmental working conditions), in addition to other important portals such as INSS and SINAN. The course reinforces that mastering these tools transforms the technician into a legally competent agent, capable of ensuring company compliance, processing complex information, and maintaining efficient and secure communication in the workplace.