Occupational health and safety engineer

Education and Certifications: Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, occupational safety and health engineering, or related field. Recognized certifications in occupational safety (eg NEBOSH, OSHA, IOSH) may be beneficial.

Technical knowledge: Deep understanding of industrial risks and methods for assessing and mitigating them. Knowledge of industry regulations and standards for occupational safety and health.

Practical experience: Previous experience in the field of occupational safety is an advantage, and some positions may require specific experience in conducting risk assessments and implementing preventive measures.

Analytical skills: Ability to analyze data, identify potential risks, and develop strategies to mitigate them.