Changing times: safety profession is in transition

Article Abstract:

The overall demand for experts in a variety of safety, health and environmental disciplines has not decreased even though safety and health professionals have seen cost-cutting. The factor that has become an issue was about lack of young professionals to take the place of half of the safety and workers who retire by 2010 and it was suggested that a change in the administration would affect the regulations that could create jobs for safety and health professionals.

Health Care and Social Assistance, HEALTH SERVICES, Employee Health & Safety, Economic aspects, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Safety consultants

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Changing times

Article Abstract:

The outlook for safety professionals in light of tight market conditions and the recession , are examined. The job market for safety professionals is poised for a change. OSHA administrator John Henshaw believes that knowledge of Spanish or any other language besides English will be an added advantage for people seeking jobs in this profession.

Personnel administration, Training, Job vacancies, Safety engineers

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Using Six Sigma to improve safety

Article Abstract:

An analysis on understanding Six Sigma, the most popular and frequently imitated quality improvement concepts adopted by the industry is discussed. The usage of Six Sigma in corporate world is also presented.

Analysis, Usage, Six Sigma (Quality control)

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