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What training should a new safety director in the petrochemical industry receive? Or what type?
Training is required; safety management personnel must pass the assessment, and reporting is necessary
1. Submit the appointment documents to the emergency management department. 2. Provide training and conduct examinations for safety management personnel. 3. If there are responsibilities associated with other related specialties, corresponding examinations are required (such as those related to special equipment, fire safety, occupational health, etc.)
This post was last edited by Yu Qin on 2021-4-25 at 12:49. To add something, reaching a position as director likely requires quite high qualifications. Of course, not all companies are able to meet such requirements, but the qualification standards for safety engineers should still be taken into consideration. Your third point also counts as included :)
We just want to know what higher-level training entails. Training for safety officers is the most basic form of training, and there are also certificates related to safety work.
It’s just training; it is implemented in accordance with the \"Measures for the Management of Work Safety Training\", Order No. 44 issued by the former State Administration of Work Safety. Local regulatory authorities all have specialized training institutions, and these are the same as those required for enterprise managers or work safety professionals. As for other aspects, enterprises can set their own requirements, such as professional qualification standards or basic title requirements, etc