Does your company employ registered safety engineers in accordance with the requirements of the Work Safety Law?
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In accordance with the requirements of the Work Safety Law, entities that produce or store hazardous materials, as well as mining and metal smelting enterprises, must have registered safety engineers engaged in work safety management. Does your company have registered safety engineers? What if it’s not available?
Registered safety engineers are helpful in establishing and maintaining the operation of an enterprise’s EMS, OHS, and HSE systems, but they often lack experience in managing HSE.
In private enterprises, although registered safety engineers are nominally assigned, little emphasis is placed on their role :)
The law provides for it, but it’s hardly ever enforced! Because the regulations were not enforced. So companies don’t implement it! What can we do? Just take one step at a time and see what happens!
It’s not really clear; it’s unknown whether any employees have registration certificates, nor whether they are registered with the safety supervision authorities. I need to check with the security department.
There are too many company-registered safety engineers, and the management doesn’t care: lol
The common practice among companies these days is that larger enterprises don’t need to hire safety engineers. Small businesses do not have registered safety engineers. When applying for relevant permits, such as those related to safe production or safety standardization, one can temporarily find someone with a safety management certificate to sign an agreement, or hire a safety assessment company to sign a service agreement, and then ignore the matter thereafter.
We don’t have any, but I know there are a few people who are trying to obtain such certifications. They refuse to register them with their own companies, as those companies don’t have the necessary policies in place and can’t offer much compensation; it’s better to register them elsewhere.
We don’t, but I know there are a few people who are working hard to get the certification
Is it easy to obtain the qualification of a registered safety engineer?
Isn’t it simple? Anyone can pass it just by taking the exam. Then why isn’t the Safety Engineer qualification useful? It’s simply too easy – too many people pass it. When will they set a passing rate similar to that of the First-Class Constructor or Certified Public Accountant exams, at 5%? The goal of the authorities is to promote awareness; after all, there are few people who truly understand safety. Don’t they consider whether the income of those who understand safety is proportional to their responsibilities?