Registered Safety Engineer

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According to the document issued by the State Administration of Work Safety, \"Guiding Opinions on Accelerating the Development of a Socialized Service System for Work Safety (Draft for Comment)\" // Classification and hierarchical management should be implemented. Based on the characteristics of safe production in various industry sectors, registered safety engineers are classified into professional categories such as coal mine safety, metal and non-metal mine safety, hazardous materials safety, construction project safety, metal smelting safety, transportation safety, machinery manufacturing safety, safety assessment and testing, and occupational health. //Will it be necessary to obtain multiple certificates as a registered safety engineer in the future? For example, some companies are engaged in mechanical manufacturing but also deal with the safety of hazardous materials; in such cases, would it be required to get certificates for both hazardous materials safety and mechanical manufacturing safety as registered safety engineers?