Will chemical engineering design institutes need registered fire protection engineers in the future?
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I recently saw the requirements for the Level 1 Certified Fire Engineer exam; those who hold a surveying certification can be exempted from one exam subject. I currently work at a design institute and hold a registered chemical engineer certificate. I’m thinking about trying to register for the fire safety exam now; I’m not sure if it’s necessary Will design institutes need registered fire protection engineers in the future? Or is there such a trend?
The more, the better. I heard that fake fire safety certificates are quite expensive
Right. Now, fire protection design also requires a design qualification.
The fire safety certification isn’t available yet in the first year, right? It costs 100,000 yuan per year to use such services, and it’s possible to do so at key fire safety-related institutions, including schools, hospitals, banks, etc.; you can also use these services at design firms if you wish.
I hear that those with a registration certificate can take one exam less; in fact, if you don’t understand the subject that can be skipped, it’s unlikely you’ll pass the other two exams either. Best regards
Skipping one exam simply means paying less in registration fees for that exam. These three areas of knowledge are interconnected. Systematics* is required. Also, are the exemption requirements listed for registration intended to encourage staff from design institutes to take this exam? Or rather, is there a trend toward fire safety registration being required for design institutes in the future?
A draft for seeking opinions on engineering design qualifications is not required! The further revision aims to reduce the need for registered personnel
Has registration started this year? Where can I register?
Just saw that the registration for this year is already closed. No exam fee is required
It doesn’t matter much. First of all, after its cancellation, it has not been used much in our institution. This is because many fire protection designs are outsourced to local fire protection companies, and these companies more or less imply that they will ensure successful fire safety inspections. Second, as for those who mention cheats, that’s even less reliable. If it is an external device, one’s own injection unit also needs to be connected to the same unit. Registered personnel are connected to the network and can only be affiliated with the same organization. Why do you think a fire company needs a registered chemical engineer?