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Are registered safety engineers useful in companies?

2009-02-12View Original

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Are registered safety engineers useful in companies?
Reply #22009-02-13
The truth is of no use; just do what needs to be done! But the certificate is useful; it has an impact on various qualifications of the company!
Reply #32009-02-13
Yes, it’s mainly useful for the qualifications of the organization. For individuals, it is useful if you work in safety assessment; it is not very useful if you work in other production-related fields.
Reply #42009-02-14
In one of our factories, 45 people took the exam and 43 passed it; such safety awareness tests are of little use.
Reply #52009-02-14
It’s useful if a company places a high priority on security! Anyway, at least it’s useful for individuals! !
Reply #62009-02-26
There is no policy support at the moment. It’s useless. . But it’s hard to say in the future.
Reply #72009-03-11
I plan to take the Certified Safety Engineer exam this year; I’m not sure about the aspects I should prepare for, so I hope those who have experience can give me some guidance. To ensure a smooth pass. Looking forward! 1
Reply #82009-03-11
Registered safety engineers and registered safety assessment engineers are two different things; it is easier to pass the exam for registered safety engineers, while it is more difficult to pass that exam for registered safety assessment engineers.
Reply #92009-03-11
It’s not useful now, but it might be useful in the future. Alas! If you want to take the exam, go ahead and do it; don’t overthink it!
Reply #102009-07-14
I study chemical engineering; I don’t work in a company. I’m not sure if it makes sense to take the exam to become a certified safety engineer, nor do I know if it’s useful for obtaining professional titles.
Reply #112009-07-15
To be honest, it’s not big at all; it’s only useful for changing jobs
Reply #122009-07-15
Interim Provisions on the Professional Qualification System for Registered Safety Engineers, Chapter 4: Responsibilities Article 22: Registered safety engineers may practice in positions such as those related to safety production management, safety inspection and supervision, safety technology research, testing and inspection of safety engineering technologies, identification of safety characteristics, and safety assessment of construction projects within production and operation units, as well as in intermediary organizations that provide technical services for safety production.   Article 23: In the course of their professional activities, registered safety engineers must strictly abide by laws, regulations, and various rules, uphold principles, and adhere to professional ethics.   Article 24 Registered safety engineers shall enjoy the following rights: (1) To put forward opinions and suggestions regarding the issues existing in the work of production and operation entities in terms of safety management, safety supervision and inspection, safety technology research and safety testing, safety assessment of construction projects, hazard identification, or risk assessment.   (II) Review the reports on work safety submitted by the affiliated unit.   (III) In the event of an emergency that endangers personal safety, it is necessary to promptly advise the production and operation entity to cease operations and organize the employees to evacuate from the dangerous area.   (IV) Participate in the review of safety facilities for construction projects and the final acceptance procedures, and provide opinions.   (5) Participate in the inspection, assessment, and monitoring of major hazard sources, as well as in the development of accident emergency plans and the maintenance of relevant records.   (VI) Participate in the formulation of safety rules, as well as the establishment of safety production regulations and operating procedures, and propose suggestions regarding the financial investment necessary to ensure safe production conditions.   (7) Other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.   Article 25 Registered safety engineers shall fulfill the following obligations: (1) Comply with **the laws, regulations, and standards related to work safety.   (II) Abide by professional ethics, practice objectively and fairly, avoid fraud, and assume legal responsibility for signing opinions on relevant reports.   (III) Protect the interests of ** and the public, as well as the legitimate rights and interests of the employing entity.   (IV) Strictly safeguard the technical and commercial secrets of entities and individuals learned about in the course of practice.   Article 26 Registered safety engineers shall regularly receive professional training to continuously update their knowledge and improve their professional skills. Of course, the above regulations are currently at the \"regulatory stage\"; the issue of enforcement is a common problem with Chinese laws and regulations... A word of encouragement to all safety professionals and those aspiring to be such.
Reply #132009-07-16
These days, society does not value books but rather practical action; however, evaluation agencies are useful
Reply #142009-07-16
It was too easy to pass, so it doesn’t seem to have much value; in fact, many organizations and companies don’t require this certificate. If it is necessary, it should be registered together with the safety assessment certificate in order to have any value.
Reply #152009-07-17
I can’t say anything else, but the colleagues in our company’s Safety and Environmental Protection department didn’t originally have intermediate professional titles; however, after obtaining their Certified Safety Engineer certificates, they are treated as having such titles, which adds several hundred yuan to their monthly income.
Reply #162009-07-17
It’s very useful! Try your best to pass the exam. In a company, which task does not involve safety? The process of obtaining it is also a process of learning about safety; I believe you will benefit from it for life!
Reply #172009-07-17
In various industries across the country, support from policies adds value to things.
Reply #182009-07-19
It’s not very useful, but it still represents a certain level
Reply #192009-07-20
Safety engineers bring no benefit to companies, as these firms still have to pay for the certification fees. In fact, the work done by someone with this certificate is essentially the same as that of a regular safety officer, so there is no change for the company. It’s a bit better for the individual, however, since this certificate is valid nationwide
Reply #202009-07-20
Not very big. Many companies still do not recognize this qualification.
Reply #212009-07-20
I think it’s very useful; in manufacturing, especially in the chemical industry, safety comes first. Without safety, no matter how wealthy you are, everything can be ruined in an instant. Which visionary boss does not place importance on safe production? ? ? ? ? ? 1# zxp911

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