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"Grateful for introducing me to this insightful course on Making Accurate Exposure Decision- Spencer Pizzani, CIH. Now, certified with newfound confidence 👍 , I'm ready to take on risk decisions and implement necessary control measures to mitigate hazard exposures in any work setting. #Exposureriskassessment #AIHAetools #BayesianAnalysis 🔍 Calling all environmental and industrial hygienist professionals! 🌟 I'd love to hear your insights 👀 on: 1) Essential training or certifications that would make me stand out 2) Key skills or experiences that recruiters look for in candidates. 3) Tips or strategies for breaking into the industry 4) What are the most sought-after qualities or attributes you seek when recruiting for environmental and occupational hygiene and safety roles? Let's spark a conversation and share valuable insights that will help pave the way for aspiring professionals like me! 💬✨ #IndustrialHygiene #OccupationalSafety #EnvironmentalHealth #CareerAdvice #GraduateLife #JobSearch #ProfessionalDevelopment

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Appointing a Competent Person to coordinate Health & Safety matters👷 As a business owner, appointing a competent person (or team) to help you meet your health and safety obligations is crucial. 💡 What about the competence? This individual should have the right skills, knowledge, and experience to identify potential hazards and implement practical measures to keep everyone safe. 💡 Who can fill this role? You, your employees, or an external expert. While formal qualifications aren’t always necessary, training can be valuable in strengthening their expertise. You and your team often know the risks best, so look to your internal resources first. If you need support, Practipol Ltd can provide qualified and competent persons to ensure your business stays compliant and safe. Our team of experienced safety professionals will guide you through the complexities of H&S requirements and provide day-to-day support. Prioritize safety – it’s simpler than you might think. Feel free to contact me at info@practipol.com Maciej Klinowski CMIOSH #HealthAndSafety #WorkplaceSafety #Compliance #BusinessOwners

🛑Zero Incidents: Priority or Paperwork?📝 But 🎯 Achieving Zero Incidents: The Ultimate Goal🎯 As EHS professionals, our ultimate aim is to achieve zero incidents in the workplace. This goal encompasses ensuring the safety and well-being of our workers, identifying and mitigating OHS hazards, and creating a culture of safety excellence. However, amidst the pursuit of this goal, we often find ourselves inundated with a multitude of documents and paperwork. These administrative tasks, while important to a certain extent, can sometimes overshadow our primary objective of maintaining a safe work environment and achieving Zero Incidents? The question arises: what should take precedence – achieving zero incidents or drowning in paperwork? While documentation is undoubtedly necessary for compliance purposes, it should never detract from our core mission of safeguarding lives. My personal experience has taught me that striking a balance between documentation and on-site presence is crucial. Spending more time on the ground allows us to actively identify and address safety concerns, prevent unsafe acts, and ensure compliance with established protocols. Let's shift our focus back to what truly matters – the safety and well-being of our workforce. By streamlining administrative processes and prioritizing hands-on safety efforts, we can inch closer to our goal of zero incidents and create safer workplaces for all. I invite you to share your thoughts and experiences on this topic. How do you maintain focus on achieving zero incidents amidst administrative responsibilities? *By: Adil Ayaz* #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) #SafetyCulture #HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) #SafetyManagement #OccupationalHealth #RiskManagement #SafetyAwareness #IndustrialSafety #SafetyLeadership #SafetyTips #SafetyEngineering