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Posted By russell
looking for any advice on obtaining qualifications to be a health and saftey officer in the railway industry
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Posted By Geoff Norman
Russell
You do not say whether you are in H&S already. If not I got started as a Safety Representative and did the TUC SR courses.
This was then a stepping stone to working in a railway safety section when they wanted someone to cover for a short period and 6 years later still doing it.
If you are in a safety section already (or possibly tell your manager your aspirations and wanting to further yourself) then get sponsorship for the NEBOSH Certificate. This will give you most of the information you need on the lower levels of safety in the railways.
If you want to go higher then go for the Diploma / NVQ route after the certificate (need to do certificate first). Although you will only find that the railway (whatever organisation you work for) sponsors you for this level if you are in the safety section.
Hope this helps
Geoff
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Posted By Alan Haynes
If you are in Cardiff tomorrow night - pop into the Railway Specialist Group Networking session.
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