Nurse I

About our group:

Occupational Health is part of Environmental Health and Safety. The team provides employee health, workplace readiness, emergency response, compliance, and well-being services through licensed medical professionals and approved service providers.

About the role - you will:

1. Compliance and Management System Support
• Support CSOP and Work Instruction self-assessments, legal-review activities, RBA and ISO 45001 programs, and BCMS activities using approved requirements and guidance.
• Assist with compliance reviews, audit preparation, evidence collection, action tracking, and closure follow-up; promptly escalate gaps, overdue actions, or unclear requirements.
• Apply applicable OH standards, local requirements, and Seagate procedures within assigned work; the OH Manager or designated owner retains final compliance accountability.

2. Core Occupational Health Services
• Support medical emergency response in accordance with the site Medical Emergency Response Program (MERP).
• Follow up assigned injury and illness cases, including documentation, reporting support, return-to-work coordination, and escalation to the OH Manager, designated physician, or investigation owner.
• Support Workers’ Compensation administration, PWR musculoskeletal-disorder case follow-up, and occupational dermatitis activities using approved workflows.
• Support health screening, medical surveillance, fitness-for-work, return-to-work, and safe job-placement processes; final medical determinations remain with authorized medical professionals.
• Maintain accurate and timely medical records in Cority or other approved systems while protecting confidentiality and data privacy.

3. OH Program Coordination
• Assist the OH Manager in coordinating assigned OH programs, schedules, communications, documentation, status updates, and follow-up actions.
• Support MERP, health education and wellness promotion, infection prevention and control, communicable-disease activities, medical surveillance, and other assigned OH initiatives.
• Coordinate routine medical-surveillance arrangements and follow-up actions with OH leadership, service providers, employees, and relevant stakeholders.
• Prepare routine program and clinic data for local, regional, or global reviews; refer interpretation, trends, and recommendations to senior OH staff.

4. Clinic Operations and Collaboration
• Maintain clinic readiness through assigned checks of medicines, supplies, emergency equipment, forms, and expiry dates; report shortages or defects.
• Work effectively with the OH Manager, clinic team, EHS, HR, supervisors, service providers, employees, and regional or global OH colleagues.
• Read and apply relevant English-language OH procedures, standards, emails, and training materials, and participate in routine regional or global collaboration.
• Complete assigned training, drills, meetings, and improvement actions within agreed timelines.

About you:

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing or equivalent recognized nursing qualification.
• Valid registered nurse license and authorization to practice in China, as applicable.
• Typically 1 to 2 years of clinical nursing experience; emergency, surgical, outpatient, or workplace-health experience is beneficial.
• Basic knowledge of emergency response, case documentation, infection prevention, medical surveillance, confidentiality, and data privacy.
• Microsoft Office skills and ability to learn Cority and other approved health-information systems.
• Mandarin Chinese proficiency and sufficient spoken and written English to understand global OH documents, emails, standards, and training materials, and to participate in routine cross-site collaboration.
• Occupational Health training or certification is preferred, subject to local requirements.

Your experience includes:

• Accurate, timely, and confidential clinical and program documentation.
• Reliable support to the OH Manager in program coordination, compliance activities, and action tracking.
• Appropriate referral and escalation of complex, urgent, high-risk, or non-compliant matters.
• Effective completion of assigned screening, surveillance, case follow-up, clinic-readiness, and audit-support activities.
• Demonstrated ability to understand relevant English-language OH documents and contribute to routine global collaboration.

Location:

Located in the high technology district, our site in Wuxi is a global manufacturing hub delivering technical services, customer testing, manufacturing, and support capabilities. On-site you can grab breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks at our canteen, grab-and-go market, and coffee shop. We offer basketball, badminton, yoga clubs, and group exercise classes. We also have music, dance, photography, and literature clubs galore, along with an active Toastmasters International chapter, and frequently have on-site festivals, celebrations, and community volunteer opportunities.

Location : Wuxi, China
Travel : None