Dear All, I want Safety Supervisor qualification in India for Industry & construction section. Also tell me the references for the same. Thanks Regards, Ankit
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As per the Factories Act and rules, the basic qualification for a Safety Officer is as follows:
- Diploma or Degree in Any Stream of Engineering
- Degree or diploma in industrial safety recognized by the State Government
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- Diploma or Degree in Any Stream of Engineering
- Degree or diploma in industrial safety recognized by the State Government
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Regards
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There is no specific safety supervisor qualification in the Indian industry and construction sectors. The BOCW (Building and Other Construction Workers) Act and the Factories Act are guiding the minimum qualifications for a safety officer. What exactly are you looking for?
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NK
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NK
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As per the Factories Act and rules, the basic qualification for a Safety Officer is as follows:
- Any Stream Graduation + Diploma Course in Safety Engineering
- After 12th, Diploma Certificate Course in Safety Engineering for Safety Supervisor
- After 10th, Certificate Course for 6 months in Safety Engineering for Safety Steward
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Vaibhav
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- Any Stream Graduation + Diploma Course in Safety Engineering
- After 12th, Diploma Certificate Course in Safety Engineering for Safety Supervisor
- After 10th, Certificate Course for 6 months in Safety Engineering for Safety Steward
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Vaibhav
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Dear Vaibhav Which state rule is mentioning the following which you said in the above post: After 12th Diploma Certificate Course (Safety Engineering) Safety Supervisior
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"Safety Supervisor" is not a position defined in any act or rule. The management of any industry or construction site appoints this position to assist their safety officer in handling the nature of hazards present. This implies that any individual can be appointed as a Safety Supervisor since they are accountable solely to their boss or Safety Officer/Manager.
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Mangesh Wakodkar
Aurangabad
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Mangesh Wakodkar
Aurangabad
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Minimum Qualifications for a Safety Officer
As per the Factories Act of 1948 and subsequent rules, the minimum qualifications for a safety officer are as follows:
• Graduation with a degree in science or a diploma/degree in engineering
• Diploma in industrial safety from a recognized institution (RLI/CLI)
• Minimum of five years of experience in manufacturing industries
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Gajanan Bhat
Bangalore
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As per the Factories Act of 1948 and subsequent rules, the minimum qualifications for a safety officer are as follows:
• Graduation with a degree in science or a diploma/degree in engineering
• Diploma in industrial safety from a recognized institution (RLI/CLI)
• Minimum of five years of experience in manufacturing industries
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Gajanan Bhat
Bangalore
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Please see the Tamil Nadu Safety Officers (Duties, qualifications, and conditions of service) Rules, 2005. You may also refer to the prospectus of the Government of India, Ministry of Labour & Employment, Directorate General Factory Advice Service & Labour Institutes - Regional Labour Institute, Chennai. This institute offers a one-year Diploma course in Industrial Safety, for which the Diploma is awarded by the Directorate of Technical Education, Government of Tamil Nadu.
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