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Newcomer asking about obtaining a certification as a factory safety officer

2016-09-03View Original

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I was wondering if there are any friends who work in factories; where can one take the exam to obtain a safety officer certificate for factories? Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development? Work Safety Bureau? How often are the exams held? Once a year or several times a year? Can individuals apply as well, or must it be done through an employer? How long does it take to get the certificate? Are the safety officer certification and professional qualification certificates issued by the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau? If it’s the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau exam, can it be used in a factory? For the exams organized by the Work Safety Supervision Bureau, the certificate obtained is called a safety management qualification certificate. I checked on Baidu, and it turns out that job qualification certificates, professional qualification certificates, and Safety Officer C certificates can all be obtained through the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau. Which of these four certificates are recognized by factories? Where can I get advice on these questions related to obtaining a factory safety officer certification? I just want to get the most basic certificate – anything that will be recognized by factories when applying for jobs
Reply #22016-09-03
Qualification certificate for safety management personnel, issued by the Safety Supervision Bureau. Generally, the company first hires the employee and assigns a position, after which it submits an application for training and assessment. It is difficult for those without experience in safety management to approve things.
Reply #32016-09-03
Do I have to use an agency if I want to obtain personal certifications? Training institutions? I used to work in the chemical industry and didn’t think about getting a certification; now that I’ve resigned, everyone I approach for a job asks for it. What should I do in this situation?
Reply #42016-09-03
I used to work in the chemical industry and didn’t think about getting a certification; now that I’ve resigned, everyone I approach for a job asks for it. What should I do in this situation?
Reply #52016-10-10
The safety inspection exam is held once a year; the factory must apply to take it as well as to have it renewed, and it becomes invalid after one year once leaving the factory
Reply #62016-11-25
I have a similar question: does it mean that applications can only be made by factories? Can’t individuals take the exam?
Reply #72016-11-25
It’s simple for companies to apply for these certifications; however, in some cities, tests are now conducted on computers, which increases the difficulty level.
Reply #82016-11-25
Just take the exam to become a certified safety engineer.

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