Is it useful to pass the safety engineer exam?
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Do you think it’s useful to pass the Certified Safety Engineer exam? ?
For those of us who are not from safety-related fields, obtaining a safety certification is also an opportunity to gain comprehensive knowledge in this area. While companies generally don’t offer higher salaries just for having such a certificate, it does give one an advantage when it comes to promotion opportunities, as many regulations require the presence of a certain number of full-time or part-time safety managers. Additionally, having a certificate makes it easier to change jobs in the future. . .
Of course it’s useful; firstly, it allows one to learn more and acquire important safety knowledge； Second, it is helpful for work; it is useful for promotions and job changes.
This post was last edited by Hou Xiaodi on 2011-8-2 at 15:35. The purpose of obtaining this certificate is to show that you have some knowledge of security; otherwise, you are completely an outsider in this field. The purpose of the certificate is to provide a stable and solid base for the table. What a great thing!
It is beneficial for improving theoretical knowledge of safe production, and it also helps in solving some practical problems.
Where the beams are high, there the ghosts hide. It’s not useful for now; maybe it will be useful someday
It certainly has its uses. At present, there is no evaluation system for professional qualifications in the field of safety; obtaining a certification in safety at least proves one’s length of service and work capabilities. In the absence of other means of verification, this can serve as an evaluation system, and it also helps to organize one’s knowledge systematically. So why not do it?
It should be useful; although its effect isn’t very noticeable now, it will be in the future. . . Believe in the future
The Registration Safety Engineer exam is absurd; it’s all about playing with words
I don’t think the safety certification is useful. In my opinion, it’s purely a game.