Posted By Kenny McGillivray Philip Please don't take offence, but you really are not even close to a salary that should be paid to someone who has been a tradesman, has thereafter moved into the training field, has gathered a depth of knowledge of health & safety and has to present his knowledge in a professional manner all of the above for £312 per week top line!! Health & Safety trainers with the experience/qualifications you are looking for should be paid at least £22,000. Our profession requires us to promote health & safety and to this end demands professional salaries regards kenny - (bricklayer, D32,33,34.Safety Manager MIOSH qualified.

Posted By philip jones No Offence taken! As a former tradesman myself i totally understand where you are coming from. The construction sector is in a boom era at the moment and skilled tradesmen are at a premium, some earning up in the high 70k bracket quite easily, so my pittance allowance is not designed to attract the go get it men, but may be of interest to a person starting out in H/S or a semi retired, sick of real work, looking for an easier life in the warm tradesman!! But the real reason is my boss is as tight as a camels backside in a sandstorm, and that was what the salary was really based on! In seriousness, there is a real job offer here and it will be backed up by excellent support, first classs training and ongoing personal proffessional development. The salary advertised is a starting salary as well, and I would like to say thank you to all the people that have replied to the thread so far, I will be in touch shortly Regards Phil

Posted By philip jones Oh I forgot,..............and a sense of humour!! Regards Phil