Can safety assessors and registered safety engineers be combined? (Monthly topic)
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Can safety evaluators and registered safety engineers be combined? By examining their respective relationships with safety management and their roles in safety work, this discussion explores the possibilities and directions for merging these two roles, thereby providing sound recommendations for safety professionals in various industries……
Can safety assessment specialists and registered safety engineers be combined? It’s better not to merge!
Safety assessment specialists take exams organized by the Safety Supervision Bureau, primarily to serve assessment agencies. Registered safety engineers are assessed through exams organized by the Ministry of Human Resources. They primarily serve enterprises; they can carry out evaluation work but are not allowed to sign the evaluation reports. Looking at future trends, registered safety engineers will replace safety assessors.
Explain the reasons behind your view. The merger talks have been going on for several years now, and people are still waiting to see what will happen. It seems that there are reasons why a merger isn’t taking place……
Merge or not, it’s all the same as the sentence above. I have paid little attention to the evaluators, so no comments. :lol
From a legal and regulatory perspective, the merger has a legal basis. However, implementing them together is extremely difficult. The main issue is the huge disparity in the number of employees. The number of safety assessment professionals nationwide is likely to be no more than 50,000, whereas the number of safety engineers could be in the hundreds of thousands. If, after the merger, safety assessment agencies are no longer regulated, it will inevitably lead to an explosion in the number of such agencies and fierce competition. Therefore, the possibility of a merger in the near future is low.
I agree. It seems that there are an excessive number of evaluation agencies and other third parties at the moment. Over time, the control will inevitably lie in the hands of enterprises, and with more choices available to them, it will surely affect the quality of service, which is not desirable! As for whether to merge or not, **in one sentence, as for...**………………I won’t say more
These days, some decisions are made arbitrarily by the Zhao family; it makes no difference to us anyway.
There have been talks of consolidation several years ago, but in terms of the current training for certified safety engineers, safety assessment is only a small part of it; it isn’t covered in great depth
Safety assessment specialists take exams organized by the Safety Supervision Bureau, primarily to serve assessment agencies. Registered safety engineers are assessed through exams organized by the Ministry of Human Resources. They primarily serve enterprises; they can carry out evaluation work but are not allowed to sign the evaluation reports.