I’d like to ask everyone: are certificates such as the Certified Fire Protection Specialist or other similar credentials useful for those in the equipment field?
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Apart from earning money by having them listed, are these certificates useful to us? Has anyone who is an expert taken it?
Personally, I think it’s not very useful; it’s better to take the First-Class Constructor exam. Even if one has to retake the exam or fails it in the end, it still provides some help with daily work management
Apart from using someone else’s name to do this work, you can also actually carry out this task yourself, as long as you obtain the relevant certificate. Firefighters who are certified in this field will be in high demand. Incidentally, using someone else’s name to do this is illegal, and it will be a focus of crackdowns in the future
Affiliation is illegal and will be a key target for crackdowns in the future.
It seems like there aren’t many ways to make extra money in the equipment industry; young people really can’t afford to support wives and children :(
The same goes for injection molding – you can understand where your equipment is used and how it functions, which will certainly improve your design skills as well.
It requires working in that industry for a certain number of years before one can apply, and this qualification can only be applied for through those online agencies. . . . It’s illegal to operate under another company’s name, but everyone does it anyway.