What textbooks are required to apply for the Certified Safety Engineer exam in 2009?
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I plan to apply for the Certified Safety Engineer exam in 2009. It is said that there are four textbooks required, but most of them are from 2008. Could those who know more about this tell me if the textbooks used for the 2009 exam are indeed those from 2008? I’m not familiar with this, so I hope everyone can help explain it to me. Thank you :handshake
There are already experts upstairs; why take this small exam?
Hehe, what makes you such a big shot? There’s nothing to do
The safety engineer exam in 2009 used the textbooks from 2008; I recommend a website to the original poster: China Registered Safety Engineer Exam Website, where you can find answers to your questions
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-356176-1-1.html There is comprehensive information on various types of certificates provided by the forum moderators; the original poster might want to take a look :) I would like to join your group as well – I work in the field of coal-to-methanol production and have just graduated:handshake
According to the information contained in the \"Notice on Properly Conducting the 2009 Registration of Safety Engineers Professional Qualification Examination\" issued by the General Office of the **Administration for Work Safety Supervision and Management, the content of the examination in 2009 was determined in accordance with the requirements of the \"Registration of Safety Engineers Professional Qualification Examination Syllabus (2008 Edition)\». The textbooks should follow the same standards as well.
So, does anyone have the electronic version of the book? Is all the exam content included in it? Those who have taken the exam, please share your experience
I registered in 2004 and took the Certified Safety Engineer exam for the first time in 2008; I studied the textbooks for just one month and passed all four subjects at once! 99% of the content comes from the textbook, with the remaining 1% being case studies that require independent synthesis! And the exam syllabus for 09 uses the syllabus from 08! This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2009-4-4 23:34]
But I’m not a full-time safety officer; are you all **safety officers? Is it easy to memorize the content inside?
The first three sections consist entirely of multiple-choice questions; as long as one is familiar with the material, the case analysis mainly relates to the \"Regulations on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Production Safety Accidents.\" I think emergency management will also be an important topic this year! Additionally, the first three questions are all multiple-choice, so perhaps there is a 50% chance for each of them. Therefore, I suggest that guy read the textbooks more and not look for materials everywhere to add to his burden!