Information About Health & Safety Officer's Salary

[dougla_boy]

[cinco]

they get paid too much to do nothing in 95% of the office buildings

[ronsin1]

they get paid too much to do nothing in 95% of the office buildings

you sure about this. I think most people don't understand the roll of the HSE officer/ representative.

[cinco]

i said 95% eh and yes im sure

[ronsin1]

i said 95% eh and yes im sure

so what you are saying is that you are in 95% of office building?????

[cinco]

yup
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[VexXx Dogg]

would vary by company
A multinational will pay good.
A small business, not so much.

[streetbeastINC.]

15-20 gran...

[De Dragon]

i said 95% eh and yes im sure

So you've personally observed every safety officer in T&T?
Yet another case of little facts, and plenty mouth..........

[r3iXmann]

15-20 gran...

eh heh?

[shake d livin wake d dead]

depends on the company they working for,private gonna pay more than public.......

[cinco]

of course i have
70% of my stats are made up also

[ztune]

contracted for shut down work get $25-$50/hr or maybe more.

[TEMPO]

to be a safety officer these days you need a degree.... and with a degree u should get a decent salary although that's not always the case

[NorStar2K]

to be a safety officer these days you need a degree.... and with a degree u should get a decent salary although that's not always the case

That's not entirely correct. Just as the salaries vary from company to company, so does the minimum requirements/qualifications.

Many companies require a degree, but others accept either a Certificate, Diploma, HND, Associate degree, Specialist Certification, and/or in many cases, a combination of experience AND training.

[hustla_ambition101]

to be a safety officer these days you need a degree.... and with a degree u should get a decent salary although that's not always the case

That's not entirely correct. Just as the salaries vary from company to company, so does the minimum requirements/qualifications.

Many companies require a degree, but others accept either a Certificate, Diploma, HND, Associate degree, Specialist Certification, and/or in many cases, a combination of experience AND training.

Exactly, a degree with no experience=squat unless you getting a link up or the only person in a specific field with such degree

[shake d livin wake d dead]

if you interested in health and safety the real thing is this course from ENGLAND called nebosch or something so,according to some friends of mine once you have that qualification you in more than ah gear......

[NorStar2K]

if you interested in health and safety the real thing is this course from ENGLAND called nebosch or something so,according to some friends of mine once you have that qualification you in more than ah gear......

Actually, its called NEBOSH, National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (UK). There are two Levels; Certificate and Diploma.

It does have weight, especially with the European companies, but the National Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety is equivalent to an Associate degree, not a BSc. So it still depends on the company's HR requirements.

At the end of the day, nothing beats a BSc. Some ppl do the MSc, but thus far, in most cases it's an over-qual., unless you want to teach.

[crash dummy]

15-20 gran...

eh heh?

I need a career change boy

[TEMPO]

to be a safety officer these days you need a degree.... and with a degree u should get a decent salary although that's not always the case

That's not entirely correct. Just as the salaries vary from company to company, so does the minimum requirements/qualifications.

Many companies require a degree, but others accept either a Certificate, Diploma, HND, Associate degree, Specialist Certification, and/or in many cases, a combination of experience AND training.

Exactly, a degree with no experience=squat unless you getting a link up or the only person in a specific field with such degree

i agree, well said.........

[shake d livin wake d dead]

bumped this thread,cuz I looking for some assistance or info on the NEBOSH course,how the exam is etc etc,pass papers available?

[UML]

if you interested in health and safety the real thing is this course from ENGLAND called nebosch or something so,according to some friends of mine once you have that qualification you in more than ah gear......

Actually, its called NEBOSH, National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (UK). There are two Levels; Certificate and Diploma.

It does have weight, especially with the European companies, but the National Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety is equivalent to an Associate degree, not a BSc. So it still depends on the company's HR requirements.

At the end of the day, nothing beats a BSc. Some ppl do the MSc, but thus far, in most cases it's an over-qual., unless you want to teach.

the diploma is equivalent to a degree /thread

[viniga]

What is the salary for an HSE officer with 20 years experience? (At Plipdeco)

[st7]

What is the salary for an HSE officer with 20 years experience? (At Plipdeco)

$35,000

[Supra GT-FOUR]

What is the salary for an HSE officer with 20 years experience? (At Plipdeco)

$35,000

US

[Animal Pak]

After tax

[Gladiator]

I remember my offshore days we used to call them

H.S.S.E - Hide, sleep, sheit and eat

That's all them safety man does do...lol

[Cantmis]

I remember my offshore days we used to call them

H.S.S.E - Hide, sleep, sheit and eat

That's all them safety man does do...lol

Don't forget their main goal - REPORT

[ruffneck_12]

What is the salary for an HSE officer with 20 years experience? (At Plipdeco)

really hope someone with dysexlia dont read ur name