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MSc in occupational hygiene | HSE Engineer | Health, Safety, and Environment Expert | Ergonomist | industrial hygienist | health hazards control designer | +12 y work experience
Please describe the distinct responsibilities of these seven roles: - Health and Safety Advisor - Health and Safety Specialist - Health and Safety Officer - Health and Safety Supervisor - Health and Safety Manager - Health and Safety Consultant - Health and Safety Coordinator
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Empowered by a spectrum of certifications, I am now a Site Safety Supervisor ready to lead with expertise, ensuring workplaces adhere to the highest safety standards. Let's build safer environments together! 🛡️👷♂️ #SafetyFirst #CertifiedSSTSupervisor #LeadershipInSafety"
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Safety isn't just a policy; it's our top priority. Let's make every day a safe day at work! #HSE #WorkplaceSafety #CommitToSafety"
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Head Department Document Control and Security Passes Office Manager @ Al Ain General Contracting (ALGECO)
I just finished a course of (Occupational Health & Safety Training)
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How do you navigate the ever-growing field of safety? Did you know workplace injuries cost the world around $250 billion every year? That’s why our jobs as safety professionals are essential in any workplace. But as the world evolves, so do the safety challenges we face. From construction to food safety, environmental sustainability to fire prevention, there are so many specialties in HSE. So, should we focus on mastering one area or generalize and know a little about everything? I’ve often wondered if being an expert in one area like food safety for me, or learning a bit of everything is the way to go. Being adaptable can open more doors, but does it come at the cost of mastering my craft? Maybe the key is in balancing. Being specialized makes you the go-to person, but also knowing different fields helps you collaborate better and solve more challenges. So, how do you approach your safety career? Are you focusing on one specialty or learning across many? I’d love to hear your thoughts! 😊 #SafetyLeadership #HSE #CareerGrowth #SafetyProfessionals #RiskManagement
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Working in the industrial industry, especially in environments with high volumes of turnaround work, requires strict adherence to safety protocols. Here are a few safety tips to remember in the field from Dustin Hickey, our Senior V.P. of Health Safety and Environmental. Always remember, safety begins with YOU! #SafetyFirst #Trainingandawareness #housekeeping #fatiguemanagement #LifeSavingRules #HSE
Safety begins with you! Training and Awareness, Housekeeping, Fatigue Management
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Servant Leader. Associated Builders and Contractors (ABCC) SC Regional Membership Director. Communications/Public Relations Professional. Cross-Industry Talent with an ecosystem driven mindset.
Safety is priority. If you’re wondering if you could be safer, if your company provides the safest techniques, policies, and procedures, if there’s more you could be doing- that’s what we’re here for. ABC Carolinas Chapter prioritizes safety and helps to ensure our members do the same. #abcmeritshop #safetyaboveallelse
ABC Carolinas Chapter recently hosted the first ABC Safety Academy for Carolinas members. The event was led by ABC National’s Gregory Sizemore, vice president of health, safety, environment and workforce development. More than 20 ABC Carolinas members – firm owners, principals, vice presidents, and operations and division managers – attended the in-depth, two-day exploration of what it takes to transform an organization’s safety culture. https://lnkd.in/ebgP9iWt
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Day 2 of WORKING SAFE IS THE WAY WE ROLL Don't bite off more than you can chew... ask for help! 🦷 🛑 Understand Your Limits: Recognize your physical and mental limits. Don’t take on tasks that are too strenuous or complex without proper training or preparation. ⏱ Proper Training: Don’t operate machinery or equipment without the necessary training. Operating equipment without understanding its function and safety measures can lead to accidents. 👀 Avoid Multitasking: Trying to do multiple tasks simultaneously can lead to mistakes. Focus on one task at a time to ensure it’s done safely and correctly. 🆘 Ask for Help: If a task is too difficult or dangerous to do alone, don’t hesitate to ask for assistance. Teamwork can often make a task safer and more manageable. 😖 Manage Workload: Overloading yourself with work can lead to fatigue, which can increase the risk of accidents. Ensure you have a manageable workload and take breaks when needed. By adhering to these guidelines, you likely will not “not bite off more than you can chew” - that is, avoid taking on tasks that could put your safety at risk. Remember, it’s better to ask for help or decline a task than to risk an accident. Safety first! #safetyfirst #hse #safety
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