What is a safety officer and how to become one

Let me first start off by making sure to highlight that this is not connected to the medical field, from my past experience the moment people hear the words "Safety Officer" or "Health & Safety Officer" they normally put me somewhere within the medical field. As a Safety officer I am responsible for enforcing the standards of safety that are guided by the standards of OSHA which affects every aspect of life and living or in other words everything within medical and outside of if. The aspect of safety that I am connected with has to do with the integrity of the buildings and houses that people use/reside in. I can also be trained to widen my scope of safety to include other aspects of it.

I got into this field when I took some time to live outside of the U.S. to live on the island of Trinidad, I bumped into this field while being employed as a laborer on a construction site when I learned about what being an officer involved. Men were always looking for shortcuts and many times they got hurt but they were always able to bandage up and with some rest and healing they were right back out to work again. I fell in love with safety when one day an employee decided that because he had been working on heights for years he didn't need anyone telling him about the need to strap on his harness and to make a long story short he was buried alive on site because he slipped and fell into a hole without the knowledge of the machine operator and he was buried alive. If he had listened he would have gotten home that day. I fell in love with what Safety Officers do and so I pursued becoming certified to work as a Safety Officer over there. After that I found work inside of a government building to revive its standards and then maintain the life of that building. I then came back to the state of Florida to live and so I pursued my bachelor's degree in the field of Occupational Safety and Health and am able to work as a Safety Officer, the main thing to remember as an Officer is that because there is an infinite amount of OSHA standards you don't fight to memorize the standards but you learn researching techniques so that you are able to find them. Unfortunately for me I am living in the wrong state because I have not been able to find employment inside of this field of work for some years now because many of the places of employment either have their Officers already or they are only looking for persons who are elites within this circle of work. I have to put my l