Safety engineer exam qualifications
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The examination qualifications for safety engineers mention that they have undergraduate majors in engineering economics and safety engineering and have been engaged in safety work for three years (or four years). So what does safety work include? In design institute units, there is no special safety major, so how to define safety work?
I understand that "engaging in safety production work" should mean engaging in safety production management and supervision activities in the fields of enterprises, institutions, commerce, etc., or engaging in safety technology teaching, scientific research, etc., are all engaged in safety production work.
In fact, the review mainly depends on whether your major and degree are correct. There is no careful review as to whether you are engaged in safety work, as long as you have enough working years.