Safety management has become a booming career — here’s why industries in India and abroad need trained safety professionals.
The Factories Act, 1948 was enacted to protect workers against industrial and occupational hazards. According to ILO estimates, around 2.3 million people die every year from work-related accidents or diseases — over 6,000 every day.
To reduce this, the government has tightened safety policies and made it compulsory for industrial establishments to recruit safety professionals. That is why safety management is one of the fastest-growing career options, with handsome salaries and a respected white-collar profile.
Anyone with 10th, 12th or a graduation degree (33% marks) can start — and with proper training and certification, build a career in India or abroad.
