Registered Safety Engineer Certificate

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Now, companies require that those in charge of safety hold a certificate as a registered safety engineer, but this rule is completely absurd – does having such a certificate enable those in charge of safety to manage the general manager or the deputy production manager as well? The general manager and the deputy production manager are the ones who bear primary responsibility for safety. Then why is it stipulated that project managers must have a registered construction engineer certificate, while those in charge of safety within a company are also required to have such a certificate? The occurrence of various accidents is closely related to the illegal instructions given by senior leaders – but can those in charge of safety prevent this? If you don’t believe it, take a look at the case of Dongying Binyuan Chemical. In my opinion, corporate entities must have certified safety engineers; without such certification, one does not qualify to be the general manager. This approach helps to prevent those who lack safety expertise from managing companies improperly, thus avoiding accidents. Like if you agree with my view