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Can refinery operators take the exam to become a registered safety engineer if they are not engaged in safety-related work?

2010-04-28View Original

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As the question says, I want to take the exam to become a registered safety engineer first, and then consider taking the exam to become a chemical engineer, haha
Reply #22010-04-28
Yes, as long as you have worked in the chemical industry for 2 years (bachelor's degree) or above. Many of us who are not in the safety field are taking the exam. . .
Reply #32010-04-28
Thanks! I can take the exam too! Now I finally have my own goal! !
Reply #42010-04-28
Well, thank you ~ I have to start preparing 2# yangey

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