Posted By Anatoly Bengert How much time has a civil engineer to study the occupational safety during his learning in the institute?

Posted By Jay Joshi I do not have a direct answer, but there was a scoping study carried out on behalf of HSE called "Education of undergraduate engineers in risk concepts". You can access it on the site:- http://www.hse.gov.uk/dst/engineer.pdf The report is concerned solely with the education of engineers in the undergraduate phase of their formation. It presents the results of a study of the essential requirements of the education of engineering undergraduates in risk assessment and risk control concepts. The study sought information and views from structured interviews with a wide selection of representatives and individuals from different parts of the engineering community. The Project Plan for Revitalising Health & Safety Strategy Statement:- Action Point 34 is:- The Government and Health and Safety Commission will act to ensure that safety-critical professionals such as architects and engineers receive adequate education in risk management. This will be delivered through a programme of direct approaches to relevant higher and further education institutions and professional institutions ACHIEVED An Inter-Institutional Group of the Engineering Council (EC) has issued a template for undergraduate engineering courses. NEXT STEPS 1)HSE has commissioned a two and a half year research project, investigating provisions of risk management teaching in construction related undergraduate courses. 2)A detailed strategy is being finalised to re-focus activity and ensure maximum stakeholder involvement in future work.