How to become an EHS engineer?

The requirements for EHS engineers are as follows:

1, college degree or bachelor degree, majoring in safety environment and engineering;

2. More than two years working experience in related industries;

3. Qualified as a safety engineer, familiar with national safety laws and regulations and local environmental protection policies, with a strong sense of responsibility and a serious attitude;

4. Understand ISO/KOOC-0/400/KOOC-0/,OHSAS/KOOC-0/800/KOOC-0/and other related knowledge;

5. Good communication skills and English expression skills.

My major is environmental engineering, and I like English. These are all advantages. You can try to take some English certificates, as well as professional assistant safety engineer certificates, ISO 14000 and OHSAS 18000 internal auditor certificates, and then start with interns and accumulate some experience before taking the exam.

Because of the high requirements, the positions naturally recruited are also high.

EHS is the abbreviation of Environment, Health and Safety. It is a management introduced from European and American enterprises, and it is also called HSE abroad. EHS refers to the comprehensive management of health, safety and environment. The system related to EHS is OHSAS 18000. Compared with ISO 14000 environmental management system and ISO9000 quality system, EHS management system has increased safety content. EHS management system establishes management methods to eliminate all kinds of accidents, environmental and occupational hazards through systematic prevention management mechanism, so as to minimize the occurrence of accidents, environmental pollution and occupational diseases, and further improve the safety, environment and health performance of enterprises. EHS management system is only a small part of EHS.

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