Safety engineers and fire protection engineers. I want both; what’s the downside when there are so many advantages?
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Safety engineers and fire protection engineers. I want both; what’s the downside when there are so many advantages?
Both safety engineers and fire engineers have their advantages.
This post was last edited by *nht1 on 2015-8-30 at 14:34. It’s better now and more reliable; accident prevention relies on safety engineers, while accident response depends on fire engineers. However, we still don’t have any fire engineers
It’s not possible to simply talk about advantages and disadvantages; a certificate represents one’s own abilities and level of knowledge. It serves to ensure safety, protecting both oneself and others
How are job prospects for engineering graduates these days? What about fire engineers?
Given the frequent occurrence of such serious fire accidents recently, it is believed that **more attention will be paid to fire safety and investment in related measures. However, individuals still need to make more efforts to contribute as well
Safety and fire protection seem to cover a broader range than just safety, but looking at future developments, fire protection engineers will be of more value than safety engineers
Mastering more knowledge of this kind is highly beneficial both for oneself and for society!