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A "safety officer" is a person who is charged with assuring compliance with safety rules, usually by observing and citing infractions. Because this position is involved only in ensuring compliance with existing rules, significant education in safety management is not required, and the position is often seen by employees and management as a "safety cop" whose requirements can be ignored when he is not present.
A "Safety Engineer" is a trained professional who specializes in safety and can provide guidance to management regarding safety issues, manage safety programs, and head problem-solving efforts. A safety Engineer can also be a Safety officer, but is usually more effectively used in a broader capacity that does not include a "police-like" function.
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What are the working conditions for a safety engineer?
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Both are meaning the same definition. simply you put factor beyond the safety.
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A steel toe shoe is one kind of safety toe shoe.
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What is the Difference between Reliability and safety?
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