The level of emphasis companies place on safety management can be seen from the salary levels of safety officers
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The wage levels of safety management personnel reflect the level of emphasis a company places on safety management; of course, standards may vary from one region to another. In our department, those in positions related to safety earn around 150,000; at higher ranks, the salary is 200,000 to 300,000 or more. Even for ordinary safety inspectors, it’s eight or nine tens of thousands. I wonder what this salary standard is like in the chemical industry? However, inspectors generally do not bear the main responsibility for safety accidents; it is usually the plant manager or supervisor in charge of safety who takes on that responsibility. Therefore, I think it’s quite fair. Let’s discuss everyone’s situation!
It’s a bit odd to post this thread in this section. However, it’s true that production cannot do without safety. The compensation for safety management at the section level in your organization is equivalent to that of the Ministry-level position in our Department of Safety and Environmental Protection.
Then please ask the relevant managers to move aside; it’s all about communication and discussion. We attach great importance to pipeline safety, and safety managers have considerable authority.
Just leave it here then. :handshake
This is great; it’s useless to have a high rank if the salary doesn’t increase
Yes, people are very practical these days.