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I checked the requirements for applying to become a registered safety engineer (two of them): 2. Have an associate degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, and have at least 5 years of experience in work related to safety production; Or hold an associate degree from another specialized university, with at least 7 years of experience in work related to safe production. 3. Hold a bachelor’s degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, with at least 3 years of experience in work related to safe production ; Or hold a bachelor’s degree from another specialized university, with at least 5 years of experience in work related to safe production. May I ask what majors are considered to be associate degrees in engineering economics? I graduated in 2008 with a diploma in Applied Chemical Engineering Technology, and later obtained a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology through self-study exams (completed in 2010). Do I qualify to apply?
Eligibility requirements for the Certified Safety Engineer professional qualification exam: Any citizen of the People’s Republic of China who complies with **laws and regulations and meets one of the following conditions may apply to take the Certified Safety Engineer professional qualification exam: (1) Having an intermediate school diploma in safety engineering or engineering economics, and having worked in safety-related fields for at least 7 years; Or possess an equivalent secondary vocational education in another field, with at least 9 years of experience in work related to safety production. (II) Hold an associate degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, and have at least 5 years of experience in work related to safe production ; Or hold an associate degree from another specialized university, with at least 7 years of experience in work related to safe production. (III) Hold a bachelor’s degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, and have at least 3 years of experience in work related to safe production ; Or hold a bachelor’s degree from another specialized university, with at least 5 years of experience in work related to safe production. (IV) Hold a second bachelor’s degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, or have graduated from a graduate program, and have at least 2 years of experience in work related to safe production ; Or have obtained a second bachelor’s degree in another field or graduated from a graduate program, with at least 3 years of experience in work related to safe production. (5) Hold a master’s degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, and have at least 1 year of experience in work related to safe production ; Or hold another professional master’s degree and have at least 2 years of experience in work related to safe production. (VI) Obtain a doctoral degree in safety engineering or engineering economics ; Or hold a doctoral degree in another field, with at least 1 year of experience in work related to safe production. Eligibility for exemption: Professionals who meet the registration requirements for the Professional Qualification Examination for Safety Engineers, and who had already been appointed to a senior professional and technical position as of the date the Interim Provisions were issued (September 3, 2002), as well as those who have worked in safety production-related fields for at least 10 years, are eligible for exemption from the two subjects of \"Knowledge of Safety Production Management\" and \"Safety Production Technology.\" They only need to take the exams for \"Knowledge of the Safety Production Law and Related Laws\" and \"Analysis of Safety Production Accident Cases.\"
I know all this already. Now my supervisor has demanded that I obtain a Certified Safety Engineer certificate within 3 years. I’m asking how I can get this certificate faster. I’m from Shanxi; if anyone has connections, please help me out
I want to take the exam too, but I’m not sure if I meet the requirements I studied mechatronics; I worked in a machinery factory for three years, and now I work in a chemical plant for three years – in total, six years.