Career in HSE
A booming, respected and well-paid career — saving human life means serving the nation.
A prospective & bright career
The legislation for labour welfare, the Factories Act, 1948, was enacted to protect workers against industrial and occupational hazards — covering health, safety and welfare of workers in factories.
According to ILO estimates, some 2.3 million people die every year from work-related accidents or diseases — over 6,000 every day. The government has therefore made it compulsory for every industrial establishment to recruit safety professionals, making safety management a booming career in India and abroad.
work-related deaths / year
deaths every single day
occupational accidents / year
work-related illness victims
Source: International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates.
Sectors that hire
Massive placements in private & public sectors with daily growing needs — the most placements are in construction.
Job titles
Role of safety management
- Prevent any unexpected incident, accident or hazard — for employees, equipment, tools, machinery and chemicals used in an industry.
- Minimise the possibility of risks, injuries and accidents by implementing varied techniques of risk management.
- Develop and implement safety measures to make a safe working environment and maintain a positive health & safety culture.
- Ensure all safety acts and regulations are followed in reliable and authentic ways in the industry.
What a safety officer does
Minimum qualification
- Matriculation / 10th — any recognised board
- Intermediate / 10+2 — any stream
- Graduation / Any Degree — any recognised university
- Minimum 33% marks — that’s all you need
What you can earn
First joining salary for trained freshers.
First joining salary abroad, plus facilities.
Salary varies by industry — oil & gas and chemical industries usually pay more, with annual increments as per company norms.
Join safety course — where success begins
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