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i need part 2 and 3 and 4 and 5..lol

Extreme accountability right here. Great watch.

Yeah buddy, love your humor and passion. Following forever.

I have osha 10 & 30 in construction . ASU offers the 510 course is that the right order to get to CHST?

I used to live in those aparments behind you. That is Al Reem island

Yrs me too i hate talk to the people who are hard headed..

Any advice for someone who has passed the diploma, however does not have the exspereince to get a job?

Going the college route, I see ABET accredited programs with the major: Occupational Safety. Others are not ABET accredited and are called: Safety Management but the classes and topics are practically the same. Which is better? Some have assured internships and co-ops--is it better to take the program providing co-ops & internships?

Hey bro i see the 500 overseas 510! Im wanting to str8 for 510, will i need 10 & 30 still?

I work oil field, (also looking into solar as it's booming in Texas) just took my nccer csst/csss/csso, considering taking the osha 10 and 30? now there's general and construction, which one would you recommend? any advice would be helpful

I got a rash from the companys cheap ruff toilet paper, chaffing was intense..2 days on the beach to recover. report everything

I JUST LOVE you for this! Thank you! I just got my OSHA 10 Gen Industry. I know, bottom barrel ... le sigh. I have 11 years of insurance claims management. My degree is in History (initially wanted to be a lawyer ... ) I know I have a LONG way to go, but hey, nothing beats a failure like a try :)

what are your thoughts on the csp CERTIFICATION?

Is this the kind of job where people are annoyed with you if you find health or safety violations? And so they like you better if you don't find anything so they don't have extra work to do?

My first job in safety was an HSE Manager for a fortune 500 O&G manufacturing company. I had zero experience in manufacturing and zero of what is listed in the video. My background was being a Navy veteran and State Trooper. I didn't have a degree in safety but I did have an MBA. After 3 years as an HSE Manager I landed an executive position in safety. A few years later I obtained the CSP and a Masters in Occupational Safety and Health. One thing no degree or certification will give you which is very important in safety is leadership skills, Excellent articulation ability and being comfortable speaking to groups (public speaking) and speaking to senior leaders. Finally, the one thing more important than any of the above to gain entry into the field is your ability to network. Its not what you know, its who you know.

If not hurt, and if nothing isn't damaged, I really dont like reporting it. But with what I've been through, you have to report it.

🫡 Keep going my friend! I wish you the best. 🙏🏼

Is there something that a degree in EHS can do that a degree in OSH cant do?

Is there any certificate that can maximize my position as an inventory coordinator in retail?

I hate when I say, "Driving. Call?" And the person replies with another text saying "Yeah." Never calls. I texted that either before I started driving or before the red light turned green. I will NOT text while I drive. Texting at a light is bad enough because most people type full sentences without looking up instead of looking up between words.

Especially when you are driving

Been doing them for the past month of my recruitement still didnt get used to them

3:50 nobody else providing this information is so true. It’s a struggle to find the right info.

You a bot, Bro 😂

Any tips/advice for someone stepping into a Deployable Department of the Army Civilian GS position as a Safety and Occupational Health Specialist at the division level?

😂😊 You are too cute! Thank you for sharing.

I have a 4 year degree in Natural Resource Conservation from the University of Florida and have been working as an Environmental Specialist for almost 3 years. I do inspections at construction sites and industrial facilities and have met a ton of EHS managers. I currently have my CPR, and my 40 hr. HAZWOPER. My current plan is to get my OSHA 30 and apply for the ASP but not sure if my background will qualify me for the course. Is there a recommendation on cracking into the EHS field if I can't qualify for the ASP? And would you make any other certificate recommendations in my plan? Thank you so much for your consideration and all of the information you provide on your channel!

#hs2 minimum wage 😢😢😢 Zero hour contracts

It's not what you know, but who you know .

I decided on staying the military for another year because it felt like my only option because finding a job in the health and safety field was ridiculously tough. I’ve been in the military since high school, so it’s all I really know. I tried getting into health and safety jobs, made it to a bunch of interviews, but things always fell apart when they found out I didn’t have the specific experience they were looking for, like in oil and gas or construction. On top of my military background, I’ve got EPA Type I & II certifications, OSHA 10/30 hour training, and I’m even halfway through a bachelor’s in Safety Management. But none of that seemed to matter. It’s been a real headache, trying to figure out why I’m striking out, considering I’ve got a decent mix of skills and education.

Too many jokes

Dont quit your day job 😂

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Love this. Felt real genuine. Big Up!

Thank you for the content provided. lots of important information for me, as I have worked as a health, safety and ergonomics engineer for 12 years in Brazil, now wanting new knowledge in the American market. I wish you success!

This is something that I’ve been wanting to do. It’s on my goals and I plan on getting my OSHA 510 and going from there. I currently have my OSHA 30.

Bro talks too damn much to say nothing

This is GREAT. Spot on. Amazing way to not over complicated it.

Im a new safety coordinator and new to safety in general and recently completed my osha 10. Im really loving safety so i was thinking about making it a career!

good

What can someone with NABOSH certification do get a job with no experience

I just got a job as a safety coordinator. I will be working with a safety technician and safety manager. I only have my OSHA 30. In the future plan on getting more certifications. Excited to start. Its an entry level manager position. It was a pay cut but found myself soulless at my current job. Ready for a breath of fresh air. Thanks for your videos.

Every one of my supervisors need to see this video

I know my supervisor don’t know shit hate asking questions about safety

Why they don’t hire black educated men in safety

Great content as always my man!

I currently work in safety for the railroad, i have an interview next week for a county government postion for safety specialist. I have my OSHA 10 and 30. Are their any certs that you recommend? I don't have a bachelor's or associates. Thanks for your hard work !

Where did you get your degree from?

I've found many times when companies hire 3rd party CSE attendants, they are the lowest paid people on the job, have little to no "real" training, and don't fully understand their responsibilities.

I really wish that you would continue the two-minute tool box series. You do a great job. You are informative and entertaining.