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Suitable Safety training program/certification

Hello,

I am mechanical engineer with over 12 years of experience in Plant engineering and Project management in consumer goods industry. Recently I have moved over as a Health and Safety manager. I am considering acquiring a certification course in occupational safety that would enhance my skills and get me access to training content and Code of Practices. Both residential or online courses could be considered. I checked a Safety Training Video to know more about it but wasnt satisfied.I am based out of Nigeria but willing to travel to the US or UK for short term.
Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks.
  • Posted 20 Jul 2017 21:29
  • By JoeClark
  • joined 4 Jul'17 - 1 message
  • New York, United States
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