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Are you employed as a H&S Practitioner (either as an in-house employee or a consultant)?
If not what is your line of business?
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Hi guys thanks for the prompt replies.
I asked the OP because I detect in some replies to posts a lack of understanding in health and safety matters which causes me concern if those reading the posts take what has been said as the gospel truth.
I wondered what the repercussions would be?
Rich
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I'm in house.
When I read the title of the post I thought it was a football chant!! ;-)
Andy
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That's a thought any one on here do health and safety for a football club?
Rich
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In house safety bod. Tertiary education & research.
When you push back the frontiers of science, sometimes they bite back.
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In House - Recovery Trucks - tried hard but Norwich City will not return my calls !!
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rich777 wrote:Hi guys thanks for the prompt replies.
I asked the OP because I detect in some replies to posts a lack of understanding in health and safety matters which causes me concern if those reading the posts take what has been said as the gospel truth.
I wondered what the repercussions would be?
Rich None, as this is simply a discussion forum. This has been subject to great debate before. I'm an inhouse OHS practitioner, but get involved with other non-OHS projects.
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As so many times before, I suspect a serious misunderstanding here that seeks to link title with experience and ability
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I am a lovely lovely geezer.
For work I am a Fire/H&S Consultant, I am not however at Grad IOSH stage or CMIOSH, but a mere Tech IOSH., but I do have over 10 years experience covering a wide range of disciplines and environments.
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rich777 wrote:That's a thought any one on here do health and safety for a football club?
Rich I looked at a post at Stoke City. But coming from the other side of town I would have been lynched! Andy
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I once covered Southend United in my consultancy day's, not match day safety though none of that green book stuff!
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I am a plastic toy from a famous disney film
For the day job, I am a H&S Manager - in-house for a social care charity.
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To answer the OP: yes.
And yes there is at least one contributor that does work at The Theatre of Dreams (not me unfortunately).
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In-house - various risk management functions one of which happens to be safety (To many for the money in fact, I note). I have never held the position of consultant. All previous positions therefore in-house too.
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In house electrical and anything else that springs to mind! :-)
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Consultant - mainly Sports Stadia
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In house occupational health, hygiene and safety manager
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Job title is Training & Compliance Manager - which means I do training, fire and H&S. Work with our own staff - we are contractors - working at a large North London hospital: the Trust is our client. They do all the medical stuff, we feed the patients, transfer them about, clean the place, provide security, yada yada. The Trust obviously have their own fire and H&S bods who I work with at times, and often sit on the same committees. I also have fire and H&S responsibilities at another hospital which is part of the Trust, and also to a large multi-department government building in central London(just re-wrote their fire evacuation plans) for which we do the hard and soft FM, and also for a satellite building which we similarly do the hard and soft FM, but houses a different part of our organisation(cash handling).
Busy. Fun.
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Health and safety manager > in house > construction
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In house; SHE advisor; rail.
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Unemployed at the moment!
Does that mean anything I say is automatically wrong ?
I used to have a job as an in house Health Safety and Environmental Manager, also the title of Systems Manager ( ISO 9001,14001 and OHSAS18001) at the same time. Company was into heavy steel fabrication.
I would also like to think I was a nice person at heart.
Everything on this site should be taken with a pinch of salt. When I ask a question some answers will be right and some will be wrong, but normally someone points you to a document or book where you can read the words for yourself and decide who you agree with and who you do not. Therefore any decision I make after that point is mine alone and no blame can be attributed to anyone else.
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At the moment in house but on a fixed term contract reviewing Risk Management at the groups 16 sites (I love Holiday Inn), always been in house.
Specialising in Aviation Ground and Crew Safety but doing more and more Logistics, Catering and FM H&S Compliance.
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For my day job, I am a Lead CDM-C for a large Plc, Chartered Fellow of IOSH and a Chartered Builder.
Outside work I will do the odd 100-200 mile cycle ride and mountain biking expedition in the Himalayas.
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In-house; H&S Manager; Construction. Not sure if would consider consultancy; not sure I will be working in H&S in the next 5 years either! I'm tired!
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rich777 wrote: If not what is your line of business?
International woman of mystery.
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In-house Head of H&S, managing a small team for a national Health & Social Care Charity with an associated retail chain.
Buzz, what kind of social care? Learning Disabilities? Elderly? We support complex neurological conditions and have one residential elderly care with a dementia unit.
John
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Clairel wrote: International woman of mystery. Can I have a new keyboard please - I just managed to cough my coffee all over mine... :)
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In house EH&S Advisor - Engineering/Manufacturing
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In-house HS&E Adviser: Manufacturing/engineering (includes plastic injection moulding and up until recently also included a non-ferrous foundry).
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I’ve been unemployed for 20 years. I really wanted to work in Health and safety but failed the NEBOSH certificate 5 times. I’m sitting in my bedroom (I live with my Mum) in my string vest and write on this forum (and many others) to fend off my loneliness and boost my self esteem.
The above might be a lie, but then so might every other post in this thread. And all the other threads which imply competence and offer advice. Which I think is what the OP was alluding to.
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In house - H&S, Fire, Food Safety, and all the other "soft facilities". My employer says I'm competent!
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In house H & S Manager manufacturing
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walker wrote:I’ve been unemployed for 20 years. I really wanted to work in Health and safety but failed the NEBOSH certificate 5 times. I’m sitting in my bedroom (I live with my Mum) in my string vest and write on this forum (and many others) to fend off my loneliness and boost my self esteem.
The above might be a lie, but then so might every other post in this thread. And all the other threads which imply competence and offer advice. Which I think is what the OP was alluding to.
Perhaps a better question might be: ‘What do think are your areas of special competence and what would you run a mile from to avoid getting involved with?’ I do things like labs, generic H&S (offices DSE), and fieldwork. I try not to get involved with CDM, and machinery/plant.
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I was in-house all for most of my H&S career, with the odd NEBOSH Dip & Cert lecturing thrown in as well as other projects.
I have now been a consultant since April this year & also lecture on several degree courses in H&S at a local University.
As David alluded to, I am also the Deputy Head Safety Steward at the "Theatre of Dreams" or Manchester United for the non-footballing fraternity!
Zyggy
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zyggy wrote:I am also the Deputy Head Safety Steward at the "Theatre of Dreams" or Manchester United for the non-footballing fraternity!Zyggy Ooh! I'll be passing by there for a nosey - haven't been in far too many years :o( - in between site visits at some point next week. Will definitely be taking my camera with me... :)
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In house - Health & Safety Officer - Manufacturing, Wholesale & Distribution
Fun times...
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In House - Health & Safety Manager, Builders Merchant
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As Jake stated above, this is a public forum. Status is irrelevant. Resistance is Futile. ;-)
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