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#1 Posted : 19 March 2006 20:26:00(UTC)
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Posted By Joe McCluskey I gained the NEBOSH Gen. Cert. Last year and Iam currently going through the PG Cert at Strathclyde Uni. On graduating, Iam told I will be entitled to corporate membership of IOSH. Iam currently an Installations manager ( kitchens ) but Iam also designated as the Health and safety " advisor" for Scotland, Offering advice to installers, colleagues and clients , conducting research, recommendations, etc etc .(a H&S Manager in all but name) I am a mechanical and Production engineer to trade and have a wealth of valuable trade and construction site experience. Anyway.... I see all these saleries being offered in H&S management and I am on less than £30k at the moment. This may rise (a little) shortly but I dont see me being offered a full time H&S managers job. I see this as my way forward. Money isn't the big issue ( believe it or not ) I just need to use my experience and academic knowledge, and not waste the time I spent working to get them. In the words of the Song....." is there anybody out there? " Joe
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#2 Posted : 20 March 2006 10:08:00(UTC)
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Posted By Alexander Falconer Hi Joe, where exactly in Scotland are you currently based? Alex
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#3 Posted : 20 March 2006 11:45:00(UTC)
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Posted By Joe McCluskey Iam in Glasgow, but with the new H&S position, I will be expected to travel around Scotland. I wont mind the travelling and staying over, but the "renumeration" makes it not worthwhile. I enjoy the work I do, and really enjoy ( believe it or not ) the H&S side. But current workloads are far too much ( around 55 - 65 hours PW - and yes I know about the working rule :o) ) - especially with the study time needed for the Post grad course. Joe
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