Occupational Health and Safety Specialist
Analyze workplaces and design programs to control, eliminate, and prevent disease or injury for workers.
$79K
Median Salary
5%
Job Growth
$52K
Entry Salary
$108K
Senior Salary
Education:Bachelor's in Occupational Health and Safety or Environmental ScienceOutlook:As fast as averageWork:Office/FieldCategory:Healthcare
Salary Estimator
Entry (0 yr)Mid (10 yr)Senior (20 yr)
$52,000
Entry Level
$66,000
Your Estimate
$108,000
Senior Level
Salary Range
$52K$79K median$108K
Key Skills
Safety InspectionsOSHA RegulationsRisk AssessmentIncident InvestigationTraining Development
Recommended Certifications
- 1CSP
- 2CIH
- 3OSHA 30-Hour
Top Employers
OSHADuPontExxonMobilBechtel
Education Path
To pursue a career as a Occupational Health and Safety Specialist, you will typically need: Bachelor's in Occupational Health and Safety or Environmental Science.
While job growth is moderate, skilled professionals continue to find opportunities. Specialization and certifications can improve prospects.
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