About the training program
(Safety of Technological Processes and Production)
Bachelor’s degree graduates can work in various fields related to ensuring safety at enterprises and infrastructure facilities. Some professions include:
Occupational Safety Specialist — responsible for employee safety in the workplace, assesses working conditions, develops instructions, and conducts safety briefings.
Industrial Safety Specialist — analyzes and reduces risks at hazardous production facilities, monitors compliance with regulations, conducts expert assessments, develops protective measures, and participates in incident investigations.
What do graduates do?
Industrial enterprises — specialists can work at factories and production complexes, ensuring the safety of production processes and technical equipment.
Oil and gas industry — protecting the industry from threats related to the extraction, transportation, and processing of oil and gas.
Energy — ensuring safety at power plants and other facilities involved in energy production and distribution.
Transport — working in the field of security across transport networks, including road, rail, air, and maritime transport.
Construction and engineering companies — ensuring safety at construction sites and during the implementation of engineering projects.
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