Could the seniors give us, who are chemical engineering students in a specialized program, some advice? Thank you

Safety engineer. Note: Conversion. All of them can~~~~~~~~~~~

Good morning, can I take these two exams? With my current working hours, aren’t the conditions insufficient?

For safety certifications, you shouldn’t take them just because the company asks you to; once you do take them, you can’t afford to fail, and the cost is low. It is currently the least successful of all professional exams, with the lowest level of difficulty. There’s no point in taking the CPA exam at all; exams in the field of surveying and design are very difficult. The CPA exam has the lowest fees associated with it, but if you don’t have any connections to a design firm, it’s advisable not to take this exam, as the effort invested doesn’t yield proportional rewards. My suggestion is to first obtain a Second-Level Constructor certificate, followed by a First-Level Constructor certificate, or a Second-Level Fire Protection Engineer certificate and then a First-Level Fire Protection Engineer certificate. After that, you can pursue certificates in cost estimation, environmental assessment, etc. – these certificates are very useful for finding employment While focusing on exams, don’t neglect the path to obtaining professional titles either; apply for them as soon as you have met the required working experience. If your employer doesn’t help, find a way on your own