Are certified safety engineers useful?
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Are certified safety engineers useful?
It’s certainly useful; it’s an essential certificate for companies with engineering contracting qualifications.
Hehe, to be honest, it’s not useful at all. I’ve taken the exam three times already, and it’s still with me
This post was last edited by zhs831 on 2010-3-31 at 12:34. The friend in floor 3 can at least use it as their professional title.
I heard it’s quite useful; you can affiliate it with a certain organization.
It’s generally useful, but if your workplace doesn’t need it and you can’t find another employer, then it’s useless
Those who take the exam regret it; they don’t pay much attention to safety, let alone companies. Foreign companies, on the other hand, place importance on safety and strength, and aren’t interested in certificates
Don’t speak in such negative terms upstairs; it’s demotivating me. I just paid for this year’s exams
Of course it’s useful; these days **every project requires a dedicated section on safety, and the requirements are quite high**
Preparing a special section on safety requires a safety assessment specialist, which is different from a registered safety engineer
It’s too easy to become a safety engineer; there are plenty of people with these certificates. So aside from proving that you have one, it doesn’t serve much purpose. Those certificates that are actually useful aren’t easy to obtain