Registration requirements for nuclear safety engineers

The registration requirements for nuclear safety engineers include: academic requirements, work experience requirements, and examination requirements.

1. Educational requirements: Bachelor degree or above, majoring in nuclear energy and nuclear technology, nuclear physics, nuclear chemistry, nuclear engineering and other related majors. If you meet the academic requirements, you can apply for a nuclear safety engineer.

2. Work experience requirements: It is required to have certain relevant work experience, such as work experience in the nuclear energy field such as nuclear power plants, nuclear fuel processing plants, nuclear medicine institutions, etc. If you meet the work experience requirements, you can apply for a nuclear safety engineer.

3. Examination requirements: You need to participate in and pass relevant qualification certification examinations, such as the Nuclear Safety Engineer Qualification Certification Examination organized by the National Nuclear and Radiation Safety Center (hereinafter referred to as the "Center").

4. The Professional Qualification Examination for Registered Nuclear Safety Engineers is a professional qualification examination for registered nuclear safety engineers engaged in professional and technical work related to nuclear safety. It is conducted under the leadership of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and the Ministry of Environmental Protection. The two departments established the "Registered Nuclear Safety Engineer Qualification Examination Office" to be responsible for the implementation and daily management of the examination.