MS in Engineering
(Quality Control and Safety)
Despite widespread mechanization and automation, the modern workplace is still filled with potential hazards. From manufacturing plants to business offices, quality control, safety guidelines, and stress reduction remain of paramount importance. Not only are specialists in this field concerned with on-the-job safety, but they also focus on ensuring quality and consistency in the products and services that are produced in these work environments. Poorly manufactured products and work-related injuries both have adverse effects on a company's bottom line. As such, health and safety specialists and technicians provide invaluable services in the modern workplace.

Quality control and safety specialists cover a wide range of jobs, but the bulk of their duties include ensuring the safety of buildings, monitoring offices for stressful work conditions, or helping keep workers free from on-the-job injuries. Employee safety is a top concern for many occupational safety and health workers, but some also monitor the environmental safety of a business. For example, an occupational safety and health worker may be responsible for ensuring the company is following all laws regarding environmental output.

Eligibility: Bachelor Degree in Engineering from accredited University or equivalent and pass Test of English

Duration: 2 years