Can someone who has studied safety but does not work in the safety field take the exam to become a registered safety engineer?

In accordance with Article 11 of the Interim Provisions on the Professional Qualification System for Registered Safety Engineers, any citizen of the People’s Republic of China who complies with relevant laws and regulations and meets one of the following conditions may apply to take the professional qualification examination for registered safety engineers: (1) Having obtained a secondary vocational education degree in safety engineering or engineering economics, and having worked in safety-related fields for at least 7 years； Or hold an equivalent secondary vocational diploma in another field, with 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 degree from another professional field, with at least 1 year of experience in work related to safe production. All the above regulations apply to those engaged in safety-related operations; therefore, it is not permitted according to these rules

No, one must work in a field related to safety

As long as it states \"Safety Manager\" on the application form and the company stamps it, that’s sufficient.

According to the Interim Provisions on the Practice Qualification System for Registered Safety Engineers, it is not allowed.

According to the regulations, it’s not allowed, but I know that many people who are not engaged in safety work can still register as long as they state that they are involved in safety management work and have the approval of their employer’s office. Those who conduct the verification generally only check whether the required graduation date has been met, without verifying whether the person is actually working in safety-related fields.

Can someone who has studied safety but does not work in the safety field take the exam to become a registered safety engineer? Sure. Some of my classmates study safety engineering; they haven’t been working in the safety field for many years, yet they have still obtained the qualifications of registered safety engineers and safety assessment specialists. It’s not hard to sign up, but you need to work hard for the exam.

It’s not allowed according to the rules, but as long as you can obtain a certificate issued by your employer, you’ll be able to register for the exam

Registration is not allowed according to the regulations. But there are also alternative ways………………

Find an organization to be affiliated with and work as a part-time safety officer; obtaining a certificate is still useful.

Of course you can. As long as there is a stamp from your employer on the application form, that’s sufficient; generally, employers will provide such a stamp

As long as it is related to work in safety production, can a bachelor’s graduate in safety engineering have a job that has nothing to do with safety at all? Finding an organization to sign up with is definitely no problem