What is the actual difference between a registered senior fire engineer certificate and a registered first-level fire engineer certificate?
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What is the difference between a Certified Senior Fire Engineer certificate and a Certified Level 1 Fire Engineer certificate? If a women’s firm wishes to apply for Class A design qualifications, can a certificate of a registered senior fire engineer be used as a substitute for a certificate of a registered first-class fire engineer?
This post was last edited by jujiangliu on 2016-8-8 at 13:50. Take a look at the \"Interim Provisions on the System of Certified Fire Engineers\". A Certified Fire Engineer is a professional technician who has obtained the corresponding level of certification through examination and who, after registration in accordance with the law, engages in technical work related to fire safety such as the inspection of fire protection facilities and fire safety monitoring; such engineers are divided into Level 1 and Level 2. Senior Fire Engineer: It is a professional title for fire engineers.
This post was last edited by sloosp on 2016-8-8 at 13:57. By \"senior\" I mean a registered senior fire engineer, not just a regular fire engineer. “Article 5 Registered fire engineers are divided into senior registered fire engineers, first-class registered fire engineers, and second-class registered fire engineers. Rules for the evaluation of senior registered fire engineers will be formulated separately. ”