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I have worked in the chemical industry for three years at the undergraduate level; can I become a safety engineer in this field?

2016-09-03View Original

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I have a bachelor’s degree and have been working in the chemical industry for three years. Can I take the exam to become a certified safety engineer? If I can’t take the exam, what preparations do I need to make? Is it necessary to obtain certain certificates in advance, or is the length of work experience insufficient, or is the major not relevant? Newbie seeking help, thank you so much! ! !
Reply #22016-09-04
This time it’s an safety assessment specialist, not a certified safety engineer.

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