Confusion about being safe
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To all those working in the field of safety: is it more promising to work for an intermediary agency or for a company? I’ve been graduated for quite some time now; I hold both certifications in safety management and evaluation. Currently, I work at an intermediary agency where I prepare reports, but I feel that this job is not very meaningful, so I’m considering moving to work for a company. Let’s exchange ideas among those in the security field
Personally, I recommend going to enterprises, as working on security there is more practical. Under the circumstances of increasing safety requirements in ****, enterprise safety management will receive even more attention, and the prospects for the development of safety management work are even brighter.
It depends on your own ideas. At the service agency, I have many colleagues who write reports, earning over 200,000 per year. . In businesses, it’s also fine to have good companies
Then you have an advantage – you’ll be popular among companies. However, it has to be good companies; after all, there are very few such companies, especially those that place a high emphasis on safety and make the necessary investments – they are indeed rare
Thanks, I’ll look for one after the New Year. After all, more and more emphasis is being placed on the primary responsibilities of enterprises, and I hope to find a better company; an overseas company would be ideal:lol:lol:lol.
Good luck; it’s not hard to find someone with a license like you
Intermediary agencies, I guess~~ It seems to involve a wide range of interactions, and it’s also quite challenging~~
Make reports that earn over 200,000 a year?
If the intermediary company you work for is fairly large, it’s better not to work in a company as a safety officer, unless you are the vice president in charge of safety or the head of the safety and environmental department. For other people in similar safety management roles, the annual salary is usually around 50,000 to 100,000 yuan. Of course, this does not apply to companies that are particularly good
Don’t go to that company; if you do, you’ll just want to cry. The working environment here is much better without you.