PK METON
Workplace safety, fire protection and inspection services for businesses and construction projects
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About PK METON
PK METON provides occupational safety and fire protection services, including training, construction-site safety coordination, technical supervision, and inspections of electrical, lifting and pressure equipment. It also prepares safety documentation, assesses workplace risks and conducts workplace checks.
Its clients include small and large companies in manufacturing, construction and services. The company states it has worked in occupational safety since 2013 and is registered in Brno.
Product: Occupational safety and fire protection services, training, construction supervision, and equipment inspections.
Jobs at PK METON
Leadership
- Jakub Slavíček · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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