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I plan to take the exam for Safety Engineer this year; I won’t worry about whether it’s useful or not until I take the exam. If anyone has any good tips, please share them.
As long as one learns*, it is an improvement for oneself.
Hehe, this certificate isn’t very useful at the moment; it’s relatively easy to pass now with a high pass rate. I passed it last year and got pretty good grades. I agree with what was said above – one shouldn’t be too utilitarian when studying
Is it relatively easy to pass? I work in process design – is it necessary to obtain a certification as a safety specialist? Is it still time to start reading now?
In fact, whether it’s good or not is relative. What others find easy, one might not be able to handle; conversely, what others find difficult, one might consider quite simple. It is recommended that the original poster study the exam content carefully to see if it is relevant to their future career development. Don’t pursue certifications blindly just for the sake of getting them. That’s not good.
It’s relatively easy to pass the exam. I also work in process design; I took the exam for Certified Safety Professional last year. I started studying at the end of April and passed it on the first try. I’ve obtained the professional qualification certificate, but I still haven’t found an organization to which I can be affiliated. If you want to take the exam, it’s not too late to start reading now; you just need to put in a bit more effort.