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IanF  
#1 Posted : 31 January 2011 14:28:46(UTC)
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IanF

Hi everyone - I passed the NEBOSH Diploma last September and am now a GradIOSH. Whilst I hold a H & S adviser role within a Government Dept, I wanted to offer my 'skills' (ahem) to other organisations (e.g. charities) to broaden my horizons and ultimately help me move towards Chartered Membership status.

I did email a few charities, and asked my local non-league football club if they needed any assistance, but have drawn a blank.

I wondered if anyone had any good ideas as to the best route to take to approach a body (is it simply a case of googling addresses and hitting loads of inboxes? or does anyone have a tried and tested method that works?)
Phillip Clarke  
#2 Posted : 31 January 2011 14:44:49(UTC)
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Phillip Clarke

The best way is to use any contacts you may have into these organisations. Show you are a real person!

Emails to the wrong person can easily be ignored, emails to the right person can be forgotten about.

So pop along and introduce yourself in person.
BJC  
#3 Posted : 01 February 2011 14:55:08(UTC)
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Guest

Try posting here hsejobs.proboards.com it is a very tricky time at the moment for HS but dont give up.
m  
#4 Posted : 02 February 2011 12:39:58(UTC)
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m

How about local groups: scouts, guides, playgroups or independent shops. Try not to put your paid colleagues out of business though!
IanF  
#5 Posted : 02 February 2011 13:02:41(UTC)
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IanF

Thanks for these comments everyone.

BJC - I wasn't aware of the hsejobs site - I've already registered and posted a message, so thanks for that.
L McCartney  
#6 Posted : 02 February 2011 13:11:03(UTC)
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L McCartney

Try your local IOSH group as someone there maybe asked a lot by such organisations and more than willing to pass on. After that word usually gets round pretty quickly and you might end of with loads of folk asking! Lilian
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