What is the fire permit for? What are the employment directions?

Can be engaged in business manager, project manager, fire engineer, fire engineering project manager, fire builder, fire engineering project manager, fire engineering budget officer, fire safety responsible person, fire safety manager and so on. Therefore, there are still many employment directions for fire certificates.

What can I do after obtaining the fire certificate? After obtaining the fire certificate, most of the units are design institutes, fire technical service companies and fire technical testing companies. Generally, these companies should be equipped with a certain number of first-class fire engineers in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Can be engaged in business manager, project manager, fire engineer, fire engineering project manager, fire builder, fire engineering project manager, fire engineering budget officer, fire safety responsible person, fire safety manager, etc. Look at your ability to work.

Scope of practice of Class I registered fire engineer:

1, fire technical consultation and fire safety assessment;

2, fire safety management and technical training;

3. Inspection and maintenance of fire control facilities;

4, fire safety supervision and inspection;

5. Technical analysis of fire accidents;

6, other fire safety technical work.

Importance of fire engineer's work From the scope and content of fire engineer's work, fire engineer's work is not as dangerous as fireman's, but it plays a great role. If firefighters pay more attention to "fire fighting and rescue", then the positioning of fire engineers is "fire prevention", and through the application of their professional skills and knowledge, the occurrence of fires can be reduced or prevented. If the fire engineer's work is in chronological order, it belongs to "beforehand" behavior, not fire fighting. If fire engineers do a good job, there will be as few fire accidents as possible in workplaces, high-rise buildings and large commercial bodies, and firefighters will be exposed to danger as little as possible. Fire engineers do a good job to reduce losses and casualties for the unit in dangerous situations, and also to protect firefighters.

To put it simply, the job of a fire engineer is to "prevent fire" in the whole fire extinguishing process, so as to prevent the occurrence and spread of fires due to possible dangerous factors. Teach fire control knowledge, evaluate whether fire control facilities are qualified, and maintain fire control monitoring equipment. And make plans in advance for the conditions needed by firefighters in fire fighting and rescue operations. Although fire engineers are not so dangerous, their role is very obvious and important.