11th November 2014, 07:48 PM
Its not really a 'fancy' one....its a slightly different exam. It asks more questions about the hierarchy of H&S management and as a result requires a slightly wider reading of the practice and theory of the subject. You surely can't dispute that knowing more about the law and practice that governs our working life is not a good thing? And at the end of the day attaining the standard does acknowledge that archaeologists are managers and professionals and specialists and not just general operatives or technicians. Humility is good but hiding behind a bushel when we do have an opportunity to shine, undersells our profession....just my opinion of course.
With peace and consolation hath dismist, And calm of mind all passion spent...