Safeguard income survey 2019
  • Peter Bateman
    272
    Safeguard's annual H&S income survey is now open.

    It is for New Zealand-based people who are:
    • H&S practitioners
    • Occupational health nurses
    • Occupational hygienists
    • Hazardous substances specialists

    The results will appear in the Sept/Oct edition of Safeguard and are always closely studied by everyone, including potential employers – so please take part, as the more respondents the more accurate the data.

    The survey takes less than 5 minutes and is of course anonymous.

    You can do the survey here.

    The survey closes 20 September.
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  • E Baxter
    35
    ↪Peter Bateman
    Is it possible to see the results for past surveys if you don't subscribe to Safeguard?
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  • Peter Bateman
    272
    By popular demand, attached is the write-up about last year's income survey, published in the Sept/Oct 2018 edition of Safeguard.
    Attachment
    SG171 salary survey 2018 (272K)
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  • Peter Bateman
    272
    More than 300 people have done the survey so far - have you?

    The results of the survey are used by the wider H&S community and by organisations who require H&S-related services, so by all means consider it a public service to do the survey!
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  • Philip Aldridge
    22
    A very useful survey to capture good information on salaries. This year there are three additional questions around recruitment and how hard is it to find new H&S staff.
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  • Michael Wilson
    116
    Just a reminder: It would be completely unethical if everyone added 20K to their salaries and then we all took this to our next rem meeting.
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  • Sheri Greenwell
    340
    ↪Michael Wilson
    Good one! ;-)
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