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Posted By Mark Dutton
Does anybody have or know if there are any published guidelines for pay structures within the H&S field. I know reports exist for directors salaries etc but do they exist for H&S or is it a case of what the employer thinks they can get away with.
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Posted By Paul Craythorne
Mark,
Basically whatever the employer thinks he can get away with.
Paul
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Posted By Andy
Mark,
I posted a similar question previously, the only pay scales available are LA's scales. Someone should be able to give this info. It might give some comparison.
Regards
Andrew
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Posted By Steve Plant
To be fair to employers, although standard bargaining forces do play a part in salaries, these negotiations tend in the main to be set within specific contexts.
Some of the factors which set the context are issues such as technical/skill requirements set against availability of these,the sector in which a potential employer operates,often internal salary structures versus organisational position of post you are applying for.
Oh and whether you have ginger hair !
Steve
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Posted By John Murphy
Mark.
I seem to recall that IOSH did a survey some time ago, they may be able to help.
John
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Posted By Nick House
Hi Steve,
What if, like me, hair is fast becoming a rare comodity?
Regards
Nick.
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Posted By Steve Whittle
look in the back issues of SHP, March 2001 issue had an IOSH item titled 'What is your professional value?'
Regards,
Steve
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Posted By Ron Young
I e mailed Mark on this but for anyone else interested www.anderselite.com has a salary tracker which states UK max salary for a H&S Manager £40000, Min £23000, average £34928. Comments...
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Posted By Laurie
I (and probably many others) wish!
Laurie
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Posted By Diane Warne
A website called totaljobs.com has a salary checker which comes up with £24,000 as the average for a Health & Safety Manager/Officer. It was difficult to find H&S though, because they've put it under the job category "Secretarial"!
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