Have been hearing about HSE and i know its good if you have the certificate but i don't have detailed information about it...google did a poor job in satisfying my curiousity so had to run down to the ever ready nairalanders.....i want to know the minimum qualification for the programm,cost and duration....in my own case,come august i will be a pharm tech and if God is on myside will go back to school immediately to get my b.pharm since am still young or will just work if i can get a fed or state govt job,whichever way wanna know if i can use my pharm tech result to apply for the program....sorry for the long writeup....waiting for ur replies in anticipation ....thk u

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You can learn more from here:

www.nairaland.com/190295/hse-professionals-house/44#190295.1411

HSE aim is to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health.
I only have have little info abt oil and gas HSE training though nothing much abt pham

misterkay:
You can learn more from here:

www.nairaland.com/190295/hse-professionals-house/44#190295.1411

Yah thks but still could not get my answers.....dat was y i created dis thread.....since my pharm tech result can't be classified under nd,ond or bsc cn i still apply for the program

machinegundammy:
HSE aim is to reduce work-related death, injury and ill health.
I only have have little info abt oil and gas HSE training though nothing much abt pham

From the HSE threads have been reading i noticed it was more of engineering and the oil n gas sector that do apply for the program which is also a reason i created d thread to know where i fit in.....thks for ur response

HSE also apply to pham...I see medical doctors coming to do one or two training in ISPON and also joining as member....HSE CAREER IS ENCOMPASSING..In summary even security agents and banks send their agents for training there.It is all about COMMUNITY AFFAIRS,SAFETY,HEALTH,,ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY(CASHES)

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IMHO, spending money on HSE is more like a waste of funds. In the labour market, it has little or no value. Any company that wants to hire you will hire you whether you have a HSE certificate or not. If they want someone competent in health, safety and environment, what they do is to hire the person and train him whether or not he's got HSE certificate. I did mine during my service year and it's just there.
@BlissB

iAmCharis:
IMHO, spending money on HSE is more like a waste of funds. In the labour market, it has little or no value. Any company that wants to hire you will hire you whether you have a HSE certificate or not. If they want someone competent in health, safety and environment, what they do is to hire the person and train him whether or not he's got HSE certificate. I did mine during my service year and it's just there.
@BlissB

When u don yab me finish wetin u day do here...anyway thanks for commenting....am still thinkin about it tho....have seen a lot of people that give much emphasis on it dats y am planning on trying it out...after all no knowledge is lost and u neva can tell when d certificate will come handy later...meanwhile wats IMHO

BlissB:
When u don yab me finish wetin u day do here...anyway thanks for commenting....am still thinkin about it tho....have seen a lot of people that give much emphasis on it dats y am planning on trying it out...after all no knowledge is lost and u neva can tell when d certificate will come handy later...meanwhile wats IMHO

Lol.
The people you saw that laid emphasis on it - are they professionals?? same way I was nudged into the HSE thing. Anyway sha no knowledge is wasted. What I know is, even though you have the certificate, when companies employ you, your HSE certificate is irrelevant to them. They'll still take you through their safety training if they need a safety expert.
Well, you can take it up and keep the certificate just like I did.

Egbe fuwere.

I forgot to answer this.

IMHO - In my honest opinion.
@BlissB

iAmCharis:
Lol.
The people you saw that laid emphasis on it - are they professionals?? same way I was nudged into the HSE thing. Anyway sha no knowledge is wasted. What I know is, even though you have the certificate, when companies employ you, your HSE certificate is irrelevant to them. They'll still take you through their safety training if they need a safety expert.
Well, you can take it up and keep the certificate just like I did.

Egbe fuwere.

Lol....u bad eh....thks 4 d advice

BlissB:
Lol....u bad eh....thks 4 d advice

You're welcome.

Eeerrm,, are you from IG?

iAmCharis:
You're welcome.
Eeerrm,, are you from IG?

IGExpatiate pls

BlissB:
IGExpatiate pls

Oh, maybe you're not.

I asked because of the term you used yesterday - "ewe". I know only one place where that term is used which is IG. Maybe I was wrong sha. What language was that? I mean the "ewe"

iAmCharis:
Oh, maybe you're not.

I asked because of the term you used yesterday - "ewe". I know only one place where that term is used which is IG. Maybe I was wrong sha. What language was that? I mean the "ewe"

Lol.....am sorry for using dat...it means goat *running* and d language is Urhobo

BlissB:
Lol.....am sorry for using dat...it means goat *running* and d language is Urhobo

Lol. Same meaning I had in mind. Esan language though.

iAmCharis:
Lol. Same meaning I had in mind. Esan language though.

Okay

@ BlissB, evrytin i wz gon say on dz thread az bn said by iamcharis.... Did mine wen i served in warri 2013 n eva since den it az nt gotten me d job i tot it would... D HSE thingy is just over hyped n like Charis said, if companies want a safety expert , they will employ a more 'experienced' hand. Suffice it to say dah, its just a waste of cash.... Invest ya cash in sth more profitable...

My opinion tho.... Investing in ya Masters or PGD is more profitable

Skimpledawg:
@ BlissB, evrytin i wz gon say on dz thread az bn said by iamcharis.... Did mine wen i served in warri 2013 n eva since den it az nt gotten me d job i tot it would... D HSE thingy is just over hyped n like Charis said, if companies want a safety expert , they will employ a more 'experienced' hand. Suffice it to say dah, its just a waste of cash.... Invest ya cash in sth more profitable...

My opinion tho.... Investing in ya Masters or PGD is more profitable

Noted bro.....thanks

BlissB:
Noted bro.....thanks

My pleasure sis.... D way u 'bro' som1 ehhn

Skimpledawg:
My pleasure sis.... D way u 'bro' som1 ehhn

lol....u b bro na

BlissB:
lol....u b bro na

No bring dah leg hia o

Skimpledawg:
No bring dah leg hia o

Ok i don undastnd..i don drop d leg

well to say ....HSE is the future and its an added advantage when you have it...the most key thing about HSE in nigeria is experience and wether youre just an ordinary safety practictioner or youre a proffesional....

all sectors are mandating it now ....i work with the power sector after leaving the oil and gas service sections ....

Lol.
The people you saw that laid emphasis on it - are they professionals?? same way I was nudged into the HSE thing. Anyway sha no knowledge is wasted. What I know is, even though you have the certificate, when companies employ you, your HSE certificate is irrelevant to them. They'll still take you through their safety training if they need a safety expert.
Well, you can take it up and keep the certificate just like I did.

Egbe fuwere.

You are wrong bro, very wrong.