Intermediate registered safety engineer examination is one of the certificates with high gold content in the industry, and passing the examination is of great significance to the career development of safety engineers.
However, the passing rate of the registered safety engineer is not high, and it has been maintained between 13%- 15%. This also shows the difficulty of the certificate, and candidates need to prepare for the exam carefully and make sufficient knowledge reserves. The intermediate safety engineer examination involves four subjects: safety production laws and regulations, safety production management, safety production technical foundation and safety production professional practice. Among them, candidates need to pay special attention to the "technical basis of safe production" because it is a relatively simple subject.
However, during the preparation period, candidates need a comprehensive review and cannot be taken lightly. In addition, the results of intermediate safety engineers are valid for 4 years, and candidates can choose the time to pass the exam according to their preparation time and situation. In short, during the preparation period, we should take every subject seriously and make full knowledge preparation in order to pass the exam smoothly.
Which is better, a registered fire engineer or a registered safety engineer?
With the country's requirements for building construction safety becoming more and more standardized and strict, the status and role of registered safety engineers and registered fire engineers are becoming more and more important. However, when choosing research, candidates need to judge according to their own industries.
The gold content of registered safety engineers is relatively high, and less than 10 thousand people obtain the qualification of registered safety engineers every year. Registered safety engineers can undertake the positions of safety consultant, safety engineer and safety director hired by enterprises, and the market demand is relatively large. The subjects of this survey include safety production laws and regulations, safety production management, technical basis of safety production and professional practice of safety production, and the passing rate is about 13%- 15%.
The first-class registered fire engineer is the highest-level fire engineer and can practice in the whole country. The first-class fire engineer has a wider scope of practice than the second-class fire engineer. All walks of life, units and related intermediaries that undertake important fire control responsibilities need to be equipped with a corresponding number of fire engineers to obtain qualifications.
The topics of this study include the practice of fire safety technology, comprehensive ability of fire safety technology and case analysis of fire safety. The examination is difficult, and the passing rate is only about 1%-5%. Many people take exams every year, but the rate of missing exams is high, especially the case analysis of fire safety.