I graduated with a degree in Applied Chemical Engineering and have been working in the chemical industry for two years. Can I apply to become a certified safety engineer now?

2015-07-08View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: I graduated with a degree in Applied Chemical Engineering and have been working in the chemical industry for two years. Can I apply to become a Certified Safety Engineer now?

Reply #22015-07-14

Theoretically, it’s not possible; 4 years of work experience is required, and you only have 2 years. But if the approval process in your area isn’t very strict, a fake work experience certificate can also be used to get by.

Reply #32015-07-14

I agree with what was said above: if you have an associate degree in a chemical engineering field, you need to have worked for five years; a fake certificate can also work in such cases. .

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