Changing careers in safety and environment
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I have 5 years of experience in safety and environmental management; I want to change careers and work in a field other than the chemical industry. Is that possible?
There is a saying that goes, \"A tree dies if it’s moved; a person thrives by moving.\"
I want to change careers and leave the chemical industry; I can move to related industries. Light industry, manufacturing. Management
I don’t want to do on-site work related to safety and environment anymore
Well, I think it’s right to do the work that you like. Keep going!
I don’t think it’s necessary to change careers; by switching to a different company or department, one can work on preparing or reviewing safety assessment and environmental impact assessment documents. Five years of work experience and mastery of standards and specifications. It’s a shame to give it up so quickly. Changing careers or starting over in a new field – the bride is almost becoming a mother-in-law. One should be cautious before becoming a daughter-in-law again!
It’s best for work to have continuity! !
It can be transferred to an environmental assessment agency. Practice linked to theory
You can do it whenever you want; it has nothing to do with what you study or what job you do. However, it’s not easy for those working in the chemical industry to change careers. Maybe you should consider working in sales instead – staying away from manufacturing facilities. It’s also difficult to find a job if you’re too far removed from the chemical industry