Safety assessment engineer

What's the difference between a safety evaluator and a safety engineer?

Difference:

1. Different organizations: safety assessors are organized by the Safety Supervision Bureau, and safety auditors are organized by the Personnel Bureau.

2. The focus of work is different: the safety engineer mainly aims at the enterprise, that is, the person in charge of EHS, dealing with industrial accidents, finding potential safety hazards, tracking and rectification, education and training, etc. A safety assessor is a person who goes to an enterprise for safety assessment. He is not responsible for the production, operation and safety of the enterprise, but objectively describes the current situation of the enterprise, what are the hidden risks and how to avoid them according to the requirements of laws and regulations.

3. From the development trend, if standardization reaches a certain level, safety assessors will replace safety assessors.

4. Different scope of work: Registered safety engineers and safety assessors are both professional certificates, and the scope of work of registered safety engineers is wider. Safety assessors are mainly engaged in safety assessment. At present, the safety assessor is suspended, and the state has the intention to combine the two certificates into one. The name of the certificate after merger is registered safety engineer.

5. The strictness of application requirements is different: safety assessors are now divided into three levels, namely, level 3, level 2 and level 1, with level 1 being the highest level. The application requirements are also very high. There are only two kinds of registered safety engineers: registered safety engineers and registered assistant safety engineers. The requirements for entering the exam are not very high.

The answer to the small question:

1. A safety engineer with a bachelor's degree, who has worked in related industries for more than 3 years or has worked in unrelated industries for more than 5 years, can register. So is the safety assessor.

2. Relevance: From the development trend, if standardization reaches a certain level, safety assessment engineers will replace safety assessment engineers.

3. On-the-job graduate students should study for at least 2 years, and prepare for at least 3 years of exams after getting the diploma. If your major belongs to "related industry", then make up a work unit casually (such as your relative's unit, and then let him stamp it to prove that you have worked here for 3 years), and then register with a real diploma.

4. Certified appraisers are more popular in intermediary agencies, so their wages are higher. But if you are a registered safety engineer and work in a better company, your salary will be high.

What is the difference between a registered safety engineer and a safety assessor?

Registered safety engineers and safety assessors are professional certificates. Registered safety engineers have a wider range of employment. Safety assessors are mainly engaged in safety assessment. At present, the safety assessor is suspended, and the state has the intention to combine the two certificates into one. The name of the certificate after merger is registered safety engineer.

Registered safety engineer refers to the professional and technical personnel who have passed the national unified examination and obtained the Qualification Certificate of People's Republic of China (PRC) Registered Safety Engineer. Registered safety engineer A certain number of registered safety engineers must be equipped for the safety production management and safety engineering technical posts of the production and business operation units and the intermediary agencies that provide technical services for safety production.

Authorized by the State Economic and Trade Commission, the State Administration of Work Safety is responsible for the implementation of the qualification system for registered safety engineers. Safety assessor is a person who uses the methods and means of safety system engineering to evaluate the risks existing in the safety production of construction projects and production and business units.

(1) Conduct field investigation and collect relevant information; (2) Identify and analyze the existing dangerous and harmful factors; (3) Qualitative and quantitative evaluation; (4) Put forward safety countermeasures to reduce risks according to safety production regulations and evaluation results; (5) Tracking evaluation results.

What's the difference between a safety evaluator and a safety engineer?

Registered safety engineers can practice in production and business units in the fields of safety production management, safety supervision and inspection, safety technology research, safety engineering technology inspection, safety attribute appraisal, safety assessment of construction projects, and intermediaries providing technical services for safety production.

Job content of safety assessor

(1) Conduct field investigation and collect relevant information;

(2) Identify and analyze the existing dangerous and harmful factors;

(3) Qualitative and quantitative evaluation;

(4) Put forward safety countermeasures to reduce risks according to safety production regulations and evaluation results;

(5) Tracking evaluation results.

What is the use of safety assessors and registered safety engineers?

Safety assessors conduct safety assessment, mainly in coal mines, non-coal mines, dangerous chemicals and other factories. Generally, some safety assessment agencies will recruit such personnel. Those who have passed the examination organized by the Safety Production Association and obtained the corresponding professional certificates, the first-level safety assessor (affiliated fee of 50,000-80,000/year), the second-level safety assessor (affiliated fee of 20,000-50,000/year) and the third-level safety assessor (affiliated fee).

Registered safety engineer is the qualification certificate of safety profession, which has a wide range of uses. There are some compulsory regulations in the country, which require that coal mines, non-coal mines, dangerous chemicals, construction and other related industries must be equipped with a certain number of registered safety engineers, and other enterprises with more than 300 employees must also be equipped. However, there is no attachment fee for half of this certificate. Personal certificates can be attached for 8000 years, but the security responsibility is relatively large. If the enterprise you are affiliated with has security problems, you should bear legal responsibility.

It is expected that safety assessors and registered safety engineers will merge in the next five years or so.

I hope my answer is helpful to you!

The difference between safety assessor and registered safety engineer

Of course there is a difference. Registered safety engineers can engage in safety evaluation. Safety evaluation is an industry. Now registered safety engineers can enter many industries and do safety evaluation. However, if they want to do safety evaluation, it is best to get a registered evaluator. In the future, the Safety Supervision Bureau will definitely have qualification requirements for safety evaluation institutions. Examination requirements for safety evaluation engineers; Have one of the following conditions, you can apply to participate in the safety evaluation personnel qualification examination:

(a) to obtain a college degree in safety engineering, engaged in safety production related work for more than 5 years; College degree in other majors, engaged in safety production related work for more than 7 years;

(two) to obtain a bachelor's degree in safety engineering, and to engage in safety production related work for more than 3 years; Bachelor degree in other majors, engaged in safety production related work for more than 5 years;

(3) Having obtained a postgraduate degree or above in safety engineering and engaged in work related to safety production for over 1 year; Postgraduate degree or above in other majors, engaged in work safety for more than 2 years.

Requirements for 2008 Registered Safety Engineer Examination

Citizens of People's Republic of China (PRC), who abide by national laws and regulations and meet one of the following conditions, may apply for the qualification examination of registered safety engineer:

(a) to obtain a technical secondary school degree in safety engineering and engineering economics, and to engage in safety-related business for 7 years; Or obtain technical secondary school education in other majors and have been engaged in safety production-related business for 9 years.

(two) to obtain a college degree in safety engineering and engineering economics, and to engage in safety production related business for 5 years; Or obtain a college degree in other majors and have been engaged in safety production-related business for 7 years.

(three) to obtain a bachelor's degree in safety engineering and engineering economics, and to engage in safety production related business for 3 years; Or obtain a bachelor's degree in other majors and have been engaged in safety production-related business for 5 years.

(4) Having obtained a second bachelor's degree or graduated from a postgraduate program majoring in safety engineering and engineering economics, and having been engaged in safety production and related work for 2 years; Or obtain a second bachelor's degree or graduate class in other majors and have been engaged in safety production-related business for 3 years.

(five) to obtain a master's degree in safety engineering and engineering economics, and to engage in safety production related business for 1 year; Or obtain a master's degree in other majors and have been engaged in safety production-related business for 2 years.

(six) to obtain a doctorate in safety engineering and engineering economics; Or obtain other professional doctorate, engaged in safety production related business for a total of 1 year.

What is the difference between a registered safety engineer and a safety assessor?

Registered safety assessor means that you are qualified to make safety assessment reports. This qualification has not been tested for several years, and 10 has just been restored. This qualification has a high gold content, and the examination is more difficult than registered safety engineers. Qualifications are generally registered in evaluation agencies, and their safety evaluation reports may use your qualifications and pay you a certain amount of compensation. If you make your own report, you can get a commission.

The qualification of registered safety engineer is relatively easy to test, and the newly established registered safety engineer firm will need this qualification, which is generally to provide safety consulting and management services to enterprises. But at present, the business of the firm has not been carried out. Enterprises also need this thing, but generally large enterprises will need it, and small enterprises always look for firms to sign agreements. This exam is taken once a year, probably in September.

Safety engineer: refers to the person who has obtained the qualification certificate of registered safety engineer in People's Republic of China (PRC) (hereinafter referred to as the qualification certificate), engaged in safety production management and safety technology work in production and business units or engaged in professional safety production services in safety production intermediaries, and registered and obtained the practice certificate of registered safety engineer in People's Republic of China (PRC) in accordance with these regulations.

What conditions should a safety evaluation engineer take?

According to the requirements of National Professional Standards for Safety Evaluators (Trial), the registration conditions for professional qualification training and assessment of safety evaluators are as follows:

1. Basic education: graduated from junior college.

2. Level 3 safety assessor (meeting one of the following conditions)

(1) Obtained a junior college degree in safety engineering, and engaged in work related to safety production for more than 5 years.

(2) Obtain a college degree in other majors, have been engaged in work related to safety production for more than 5 years, and have obtained a certificate of completion after passing the vocational training of three-level safety assessors and reaching the prescribed standard.

(3) Obtain a bachelor's degree certificate in safety engineering and have been engaged in work related to safety production for more than 3 years.

(4) Obtained the graduation certificate of other majors, engaged in the work related to safety production for more than 3 years, and obtained the certificate of completion through the vocational training of three-level safety assessors.

3. Level II safety assessor (one of the following conditions)

(1) Continuously engaged in work related to safety production 13 years or more.

(2) Having been engaged in this occupation for more than 5 years continuously after obtaining the professional qualification certificate of Grade III safety assessor.

(3) After obtaining the professional qualification certificate of the third-level safety assessor, he has been engaged in this profession for more than 4 years continuously, and has been trained by the second-level safety assessor to reach the prescribed standard hours, and has obtained the certificate of completion.

(4) After obtaining the bachelor's degree certificate of safety engineering, he has been engaged in this occupation for more than 5 years continuously, or has obtained the bachelor's degree certificate of other majors for more than 7 years continuously, and has obtained the certificate of completion after being trained by the second-level safety assessor to reach the prescribed standard.

5] After obtaining a master's degree or above, he has been engaged in this occupation for more than 2 years continuously, and has been trained by the standard class hours specified by the secondary safety assessor, and obtained a certificate of completion.

4. Level 1 safety assessor (with one of the following conditions)

(1) Continuously engaged in work related to safety production 19 years or more.

(2) Having been engaged in this occupation for more than 4 years continuously after obtaining the professional qualification certificate of Grade II safety assessor.

(3) After obtaining the professional qualification certificate of Grade II safety assessor, he has been engaged in this occupation for more than 3 years continuously, and has been trained by Grade I safety assessor for standard hours, and obtained the certificate of completion.

(4) Obtained a master's degree or above, engaged in work related to safety production for more than 10 years, and obtained a certificate of completion after being trained by a first-class safety assessor.

5. Those who have obtained the professional qualification certificate of Grade III or Grade II safety assessor can only declare a higher level after meeting the requirements of upgrading conditions, and the time shall be subject to the date of issuance of the original certificate.

Is there any difference between a registered safety engineer and a safety assessor?

Registered safety engineer A certain number of registered safety engineers must be equipped for the safety production management and safety engineering technical posts of the production and business operation units and the intermediary agencies that provide technical services for safety production. Authorized by the State Economic and Trade Commission, the State Administration of Work Safety is responsible for the implementation of the qualification system for registered safety engineers.

Safety assessor refers to the person who uses the methods and means of safety system engineering to evaluate the risks existing in the safety production of construction projects and production and business units.

From the definition, we can find that the main differences between the two are:

1, Certified Safety Engineer and Certified Safety Appraiser are two types of qualification examinations, which cannot replace each other; Note: Safety engineers mainly serve enterprises, and safety assessors mainly serve evaluation institutions.

2. Note that safety engineers can engage in evaluation work, but they cannot sign the evaluation report.

3. The pass rate of safety assessors is very low, ranging from 6%- 10% in recent years, so the gold content is high; In recent two years, the registered safety engineer has simple questions and high pass rate.

4. At present, the employment of safety assessors is better than that of registered safety engineers. The main reason is that safety evaluation is a legally mandatory work, especially for some large and medium-sized construction projects.

Safety evaluation institutions must have a certain number of full-time safety evaluation personnel and obtain the qualification to engage in safety evaluation. The demand for safety assessors in evaluation institutions has increased, resulting in a shortage of safety assessors in society. Therefore, registration is easy, job hunting is easy, affiliation is easy, and wages are paid, but safety engineers are not mandatory.

5. Safety assessors are involved in various industries, such as dangerous chemicals, public works, fire protection, architecture, construction technology, etc. Therefore, they have high requirements for the technical comprehensive quality of personnel; The safety engineer is only responsible for this major of the enterprise, which is more professional.