This career is a safe bet.

A measure of prevention
goes a long way.

Your keen eye and sense of responsibility can make you an ideal Occupational Health and Safety Technician. Your responsibilities would include reviewing, evaluating and analyzing work environments on top of designing programs and procedures to control, eliminate and prevent disease or injury caused by chemical, physical and biological agents or ergonomic factors. These professionals must ensure that industry complies with safety regulations, while not inhibiting progress.

This program is designed to provide you opportunities to gain knowledge and skills you’ll need to help companies establish effective safety programs that comply with the current Occupational Safety & Health Administration and Texas Workers Compensation Commission regulations. You’ll be trained on the hazards of machines, safe work methods, first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation procedures. Many of our graduates hold positions such as safety compliance officer or safety director in which they anticipate, recognize, evaluate and control industrial health hazards and arrange a plant layout for safety.