Whether you are a professional or a senior fire expert, obtaining the certificate of registered fire engineer is the best choice for you to move towards a higher professional level! This paper will introduce you to the advantages of the certificate of fire engineer, such as preparation advice, professional orientation, salary, certificate use and practice scope.

Prepare suggestions

For zero-based candidates, I suggest you start with the basic knowledge, slowly and steadily, and gradually conquer each test center. If you have a foundation, you can choose targeted training courses, refine the key points and prepare for the exam efficiently.

Career orientation

Fire engineers are gradually positioned as "white-collar workers" in the market, and their professional level is equivalent to that of registered civil engineers and certified public accountants, which undoubtedly adds more respect and recognition to this profession.

salary

The annual salary of full-time firefighters in first-tier cities is about 250,000, and the annual salary of certified employees in second-and third-tier cities is about 654.38+0.5 million. At the same time, if you get the certificate, you will have the opportunity to teach in colleges and training institutions, with a monthly salary of1.5-30,000 and an annual salary of1.5-30,000!

Certificate purpose

The certificate of fire engineer has a wide range of uses, including being engaged in fire system engineering, key units of fire safety, fire project manager or person in charge, etc. The holder can also veto the design evaluation, putting into use and safe operation of the fire protection facilities of the project.

Other advantages

The certificate of fire engineer has other advantages, including being employed as an engineer or assistant engineer, partly replacing the functions of registered safety engineer.

♂? Optional work unit

The work units that the holder of the Certificate of Fire Engineer can choose include fire facilities maintenance and testing institutions that have applied for or intend to apply for formal fire protection qualifications, fire safety assessment institutions that have applied for or intend to apply for first-and second-class formal fire protection qualifications, and national or provincial key fire protection units.