Questions regarding the safety engineer exam

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I graduated two years ago, but I have been working for 3 years. I have a bachelor’s degree in a related field – can I apply for the Safety Engineer exam? The query states that 3 years of work experience is required to apply; does this 3-year period refer to time worked after graduation, or is it sufficient to have worked for 3 years in total (since the senior year counts as one year)?

Reply #22016-10-16

It should be calculated based on the date of the graduation certificate

Reply #32016-10-16

Refer to http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1632424-1-1.html

Reply #42016-10-17

Last year, no continuing education for safety professionals was organized. Is the exam suspended?

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