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No qualification – no chance!
June 1st 2011

Anyone looking for a health and safety job without suitable qualifications 'need not apply' according to new research.

The 2011 NEBOSH Jobs Barometer found that just three of 100 nationally advertised health and safety vacancies failed to specify an appropriate level qualification or professional status.

Between 23rd March and 6 April 2011, NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) examined one hundred job adverts for health and safety managers or advisors. In 93 cases, a NEBOSH qualification and/or Technician Membership of IOSH or higher was specified.

More articles from Nebosh:

NEBOSH has been expanding (1st April 2012)

Think of NEBOSH and two qualifications probably spring to mind, the NEBOSH General Certificate and NEBOSH Diploma.

From Training

NEBOSH develops global qualification for the process industries (27th February 2012)

NEBOSH is showcasing an introductory health, safety and environmental qualification for people working anywhere in the world in the process industries...

From Newsletter Stories

Environmental qualifications in demand (1st November 2011)

Figures from examination body NEBOSH show that increasing numbers of people are seeking an environmental management qualification.

From Safety first

Most Britons happy at work (1st April 2011)

A poll of more than 1,000 working people by NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) has revealed that 60% of UK workers are happy at work, with 10% describing themselves as "extremely happy".