Does anyone know about Certified Safety Engineers? ?
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This post was last edited by xqwxqw19850505 on 2011-1-19 at 16:15. I saw that some people are taking the exam to become safety engineers, and I wanted to ask whether this certificate holds much value Can I get more units with this certificate? What if it’s hung up? ? I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in June 2008, in the field of engineering economics. Can I then apply to take the Certified Safety Engineer exam in 2011? ?
This certificate has no real value; there are hardly any places where it can be used as a reference, but one can still take the exam to obtain it
How can it be useless? Check whether you meet the application requirements, or you can also ask the personnel department. Hurry up and take the exam; I’m worried you might not pass all four subjects on the first try.
This exam is easy to pass, but it’s very hard to fail. Trust me. It’s not very useful; it’s even less valuable than second-hand ones. If you’re thinking of earning some extra money by getting a certificate, I advise you to give up on that idea. If you want to improve your knowledge level, then taking the exam might be a good option. I passed it back in 2009; this certificate has just been lying in a drawer – I haven’t registered it, nor do I want to. Registration won’t increase your salary, but it will bring more responsibilities and risks.