Posted By Andy Walker
I started as officer and then became manager. Same job same responsibilities same pay. I dont think it matters what your title is though sometimes people take more notice if you're a manager.

Andy W

Posted By gham
A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet

Posted By B
Honestly, I think it depends on the company; one company's advisor is another's officer is another's manager. I would assume that someone with the title 'manager' would definately be 'overseeing' health and safety for a company (managing in fact!), probably with people to manage as well. If I saw a job with manager in the title I would assume they are looking for someone with significant experience, but that doesn't mean that an officer/advisor won't be in the same situation elsewhere, depending on the hierarchy within the company.

Sorry, that answer probably isn't a lot of use to you.

Posted By Peter Hamilton
The company placing the ad?
To me whenever I read an ad with "Officer" it suggests a company that thinks safety needs regulating, "Manager" suggests they understand it is an integral part of management of the organisation.
They pay the money, you take the choice?