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Industrial Safety and Health Technicians

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To learn more about this occupation, talk to a career counselor about your interest in the safety professions. He or she may have advice on how to research the job, visit a plant, or meet with a working industrial safety and health technician. If you live near a community college with a safety and health program, visit its career information center, library, and counseling staff to learn more about the career.

Local OSHA offices and chapters of the National Safety Council can also provide excellent information about this career. Safety publications, such as Safety+Health (https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com), also provide information about occupational safety.

Summer or part-time work in manufacturing or warehousing can introduce you to the environments in which you might eventually work. Learning on-the-job safety and health rules in a factory, plant, or other workplace serves as good experience.

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