What is the purpose of certified safety professionals?
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The Certified Safety Professional program has been in place for many years, with the aim of improving safety management. But I feel that the content of the exam is too broad and too simple; to excel in safety management, one needs years of solid practical experience and the development of strong personal skills – obtaining a qualification does not guarantee the ability to handle safety management tasks in reality. Please share your opinions, fellow sailors. Thank you
That’s right; safety management relies on experience and accumulation. To be honest, the exam for certified safety professionals is far too easy. Take me for example – I passed the exam, but I still don’t really understand much about safety work if I don’t actually work in that field.
Is the safety engineer exam easy? The pass rate is less than 30% each year; I wonder what those upstairs think?
Sometimes the exams are too obscure! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The exam was relatively simple; there were too many aspects related to safety, and they were too detailed. Relying solely on textbooks wasn’t enough!
I have been working in safety assessment for over two years, and I agree with what the original poster said – a certificate is merely a stepping stone
Personally, I think it is still necessary; only in this way can those working in the field of security acquire some knowledge of safety management systems.
It’s mandatory in our company – we have to take exams; otherwise, our salaries will be deducted. It’s a bit frustrating
By looking at the lawyer qualification, one can understand the situation regarding certified safety professionals. It is necessary to put it into practice and focus on one or two areas. It’s not realistic to expect to do everything and understand everything in every aspect.
In 2014, I passed the Safety Engineer exam on the first attempt, scoring 311 points in total.