The issue of registered safety engineers being used as intermediaries
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If one has obtained the certificate of registered safety engineer but is not given due recognition in their own employer’s organization, then the option of using an intermediary service comes into consideration. After all, income is a factor to take into account. So how can one avoid the risks associated with using such intermediaries? What is the actual salary level for those who work on a subcontracting basis? Friends with experience, please share your insights and give us newcomers some advice!
So far, I haven’t heard of any paid positions related to safety certification; however, there is compensation for conducting safety assessments, with standards varying from place to place. I’ve given my safety certification to a assessment agency, but I still don’t know how to participate in continuing education, as the system isn’t well-established yet
There is paid employment available for those who work in safety management-related roles; safety assessment work also comes with a salary, and the standards vary from place to place
It also depends on the specialty; those closely related to a company’s business operations command higher salaries
That can’t be right; if that exam is over, then won’t there be five areas where it can be put to use?
There’s affiliation involved, and I’m the same way; it’s completely useless and just a burden
It depends on how you negotiate it when you sign up. The salary from being affiliated isn’t important; what matters is getting more projects to work on!
Find an evaluation organization to affiliate with in order to lay the groundwork for future safety assessments. There is basically no compensation at the moment; it’s hard to say what will happen in the future.
It will be useful; everyone should believe that~
Exams for safety certifications will start again next week; I believe more people will enter this industry or profession. It is an industry with great prospects, and I myself work in this field.
If you don’t want to work in this field, there’s no need to obtain a certification. Those who rely on such certifications to make money will eventually be phased out
I’m working hard to obtain a safety certification; getting that certificate must also be a form of proof! You can register it under your own company; the salary can be discussed in person
There was a misunderstanding; working on a subcontract basis means no salary is provided. However, there are quite a few companies that need safety management professionals these days. There are quite a few opportunities if you’re willing
I was wondering if it’s profitable to register as a safety engineer and work under someone else’s license these days; I’m hesitating about whether to try taking the exam
If a company asks you to use their safety engineer certificate, offering you a few ten thousand yuan per year, and expecting you to take the blame in case of an accident – with the possibility of ending up in prison for two years – would you agree to that?
Should registering for safety management qualifications be free? After all, they will help you pay for social insurance and things like that, and you have to undergo training after registration; the cost of that might have to be covered by you
There are indeed headhunting companies that offer services related to safety management certifications, at a cost of 5,000 yuan per year; the risks involved are too high
After the new law was introduced, this certificate will still hold some value