For the Certified Safety Engineer exam, is a work experience certificate required?

2011-04-24View Original

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I want to take the exam to become a certified safety engineer, but I saw that 5 years of work experience is required. The coking plant where I work was established just over a year ago – would a certificate issued by the company be sufficient? Which department needs to issue the certificate? Would the Safety and Environment department do?

Reply #22011-04-25

Sure, but first your diploma must be valid for the required period.

Reply #32011-04-25

The answer is upstairs! There’s enough time for the graduation certificate; it’s easy to obtain all the necessary documents~~~

Reply #42011-04-25

Thank you, brother upstairs......

Reply #52011-04-26

What we need is your company’s official seal for external use.

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