Just saw a linkedin post, people posting about their internship there later on I discovered that tata steel charges them
Like what’s going on?
I’m posting this on behalf of a friend who has built a pretty unusual combination of **technical, safety and psychology qualifications**, and we’re trying to figure out what direction would make the most sense long-term
She is currently working as a **Safety Professional at Tata Steel**, as a **Work Safety & Environment Inspector (WSEI) in the Hot Strip Mill**.
Her professional experience includes:
Steel plant operations
Coke plant operations
Safety audits
Risk assessment
Statutory compliance
Safety training
Vendor/contractor safety
Incident & near-miss reporting
Workplace safety and environmental inspections
Her qualifications are:
**10th / Matriculation** — 83%
**12th (PCM)** — 60%
**ITI (Fitter – Mechanical)** — 73%
**Diploma in Mechanical Engineering** — 78%
**PG Diploma in Industrial Safety** — 85%
**BA Psychology (Hons.)** — 66%, IGNOU
**PG Diploma in Guidance & Counselling** — 75%, Kolhan University
**Master’s in Psychology** — Currently pursuing
If you had **this exact educational and professional profile**, what would you choose?
Would you **double down on industrial safety and aim for senior management**, or would you leverage the Psychology qualifications to move into a more specialised field?
And realistically, **which path has the best combination of job security and earning potential in India over the next 10–15 years?**
I’d especially appreciate responses from people currently working in **EHS/HSE, steel/manufacturing, occupational safety, psychology, HR/L&D or related fields**.
I’m posting this on behalf of a friend who has built a pretty unusual combination of **technical, safety and psychology qualifications**, and we’re trying to figure out what direction would make the most sense long-term
She is currently working as a **Safety Professional at Tata Steel**, as a **Work Safety & Environment Inspector (WSEI) in the Hot Strip Mill**.
Her professional experience includes:
Steel plant operations
Coke plant operations
Safety audits
Risk assessment
Statutory compliance
Safety training
Vendor/contractor safety
Incident & near-miss reporting
Workplace safety and environmental inspections
Her qualifications are:
**10th / Matriculation** — 83%
**12th (PCM)** — 60%
**ITI (Fitter – Mechanical)** — 73%
**Diploma in Mechanical Engineering** — 78%
**PG Diploma in Industrial Safety** — 85%
**BA Psychology (Hons.)** — 66%, IGNOU
**PG Diploma in Guidance & Counselling** — 75%, Kolhan University
**Master’s in Psychology** — Currently pursuing
If you had **this exact educational and professional profile**, what would you choose?
Would you **double down on industrial safety and aim for senior management**, or would you leverage the Psychology qualifications to move into a more specialised field?
And realistically, **which path has the best combination of job security and earning potential in India over the next 10–15 years?**
I’d especially appreciate responses from people currently working in **EHS/HSE, steel/manufacturing, occupational safety, psychology, HR/L&D or related fields**.
I’m posting this on behalf of a friend who has built a pretty unusual combination of **technical, safety and psychology qualifications**, and we’re trying to figure out what direction would make the most sense long-term
She is currently working as a **Safety Professional at Tata Steel**, as a **Work Safety & Environment Inspector (WSEI) in the Hot Strip Mill**.
Her professional experience includes:
Steel plant operations
Coke plant operations
Safety audits
Risk assessment
Statutory compliance
Safety training
Vendor/contractor safety
Incident & near-miss reporting
Workplace safety and environmental inspections
Her qualifications are:
**10th / Matriculation** — 83%
**12th (PCM)** — 60%
**ITI (Fitter – Mechanical)** — 73%
**Diploma in Mechanical Engineering** — 78%
**PG Diploma in Industrial Safety** — 85%
**BA Psychology (Hons.)** — 66%, IGNOU
**PG Diploma in Guidance & Counselling** — 75%, Kolhan University
**Master’s in Psychology** — Currently pursuing
If you had **this exact educational and professional profile**, what would you choose?
Would you **double down on industrial safety and aim for senior management**, or would you leverage the Psychology qualifications to move into a more specialised field?
And realistically, **which path has the best combination of job security and earning potential in India over the next 10–15 years?**
I’d especially appreciate responses from people currently working in **EHS/HSE, steel/manufacturing, occupational safety, psychology, HR/L&D or related fields**.
I’m posting this on behalf of a friend who has built a pretty unusual combination of **technical, safety and psychology qualifications**, and we’re trying to figure out what direction would make the most sense long-term
She is currently working as a **Safety Professional at Tata Steel**, as a **Work Safety & Environment Inspector (WSEI) in the Hot Strip Mill**.
Her professional experience includes:
Steel plant operations
Coke plant operations
Safety audits
Risk assessment
Statutory compliance
Safety training
Vendor/contractor safety
Incident & near-miss reporting
Workplace safety and environmental inspections
Her qualifications are:
**10th / Matriculation** — 83%
**12th (PCM)** — 60%
**ITI (Fitter – Mechanical)** — 73%
**Diploma in Mechanical Engineering** — 78%
**PG Diploma in Industrial Safety** — 85%
**BA Psychology (Hons.)** — 66%, IGNOU
**PG Diploma in Guidance & Counselling** — 75%, Kolhan University
**Master’s in Psychology** — Currently pursuing
If you had **this exact educational and professional profile**, what would you choose?
Would you **double down on industrial safety and aim for senior management**, or would you leverage the Psychology qualifications to move into a more specialised field?
And realistically, **which path has the best combination of job security and earning potential in India over the next 10–15 years?**
I’d especially appreciate responses from people currently working in **EHS/HSE, steel/manufacturing, occupational safety, psychology, HR/L&D or related fields**.
If anyone is working in a firm here please dm
And can someone tell me the criteria like how much marks they prefer or something of that sort which are sort of rules in there firm
Idk what to do I’m lost, i performed really bad in ug like just 53% that to in a degree like bcom(h) i don’t want to justify my poor performance, however situation was brutal now its hard to get into any college. I’ve wasted one year as well I’m a 2025 graduate.
Idk what to do please suggest me something plus i want to pay for my expenses i thought of tutoring but never had the courage to approach someone now lets just simply say i feel like I’m incapable, because i did miserable in college no active participation nothing, i was pretty decent in school now i feel like my career is drowning
Please drop some suggestions I can’t even help my mental health as well after all this.
What happened to these auto walas? literally got into a fight with auto wla while i was coming from tata jun he picked up two passenger from there as well i told him then n there aap passenger loge mera paisa kam hoga he said ‘han madam nai bhi hoga apko chor denge’ then char admi ate h bc wo log se 40 rs per person lera tha to wo log mana kr diya then ek lady aye she said 200 me ok i was fine phir wo apni beti ko bhi baitha di then i thought person 200 lega that asshole dropped hm bole wo log se kitna lere ho to bolta h 200 i said wo do log mila k 200 denge and hm akele 200 kaha se, to he started apko whi bolna chahiye tha yese krte ho ache se ghr se ho ye ho falana dimkana, they were so mean bhai wo wo log ko ghr chorne jara tha mera alg direction me tha hm utare then ye sb i heard hmbhi sunai ki kaha se fair h ye still he was an ass to bolta h nai chahiye rakh apne pas i said ok i stepped back he started cursing (man kiya tha seer phod de adhed umar me nautanki krra tha) then i said rakh haram ka paisa the main thing to mention that other passenger i was bearer of their fair she said ki beta tm dedo choro na q khrb kri ho bhai if that girl is here tell your mom this will be you next time and someone else’s mother will say like this I gently said aunty mera paisa jhad se nai ata h ki baante phire hm ready h 200 khushi khushi aap 400 do then she fipped ki whi p bolna chahiye tha like lol🤡
Dm if you have any suggestions
One of relative got placed there I don’t know about the procedure and her salary but my relatives just can’t stop talking about it. 💀And now I’m curious
Is anyone appling for MCom in women’s college this year?