The great vision we have for the industry  go from one of hidden risks and "administrative silence" into a registered professional trade with pride and absolute legal accountability. I believe making hazardous material worker a compulsory trade, it should bring the system to recognize that the workers handling the world’s deadliest substances are not just labourers, but environmental specialists whose skills and health must be protected by law.

This moves the whole trade out of the dark shadows and onto the national and international stage, while ensuring that all "specialist" are no longer just title, but legally protected status with a fair wage and a mandatory paper trail. This shift doesn't just protect the workers; it protects the schools, hospitals, and communities they serve. It turns a dangerous job into a respected, high-standard career—a legacy of safety for everyone.