How often and how to carry out the continuing education of fire engineers?

First-class registered fire engineers need continuing education once every registration period, and the registration period is 3 years, so continuing education is conducted once every 3 years. Persons who have obtained the qualification certificate of registered fire engineer but are not registered shall continue to participate in continuing education and meet the requirements of continuing education.

Ways of Continuing Education for Fire Engineers All participants in continuing education can log on to the "Business Information Management System for Fire Technical Service Institutions and Registered Fire Engineers" for online learning. Registered registered fire engineers directly log in from the home page to participate in continuing education; Unregistered registered fire engineers can participate in continuing education after completing information registration in "Unregistered Personnel Registration".

Continuing education resources are composed of course study and after-class test, both of which are compulsory courses of this training. Students can take the after-class test only after meeting the specified requirements and the progress reaches 100%. There are 8 questions in each subject, and the examination time is 10 minute. Test scores of 80 or above are qualified. If the test fails to reach 80 points for three consecutive times, it will be unqualified, and the system will automatically record it and re-participate in the continuing education of this subject.

The online training of continuing education is equipped with anti-cheating and class brushing functions. If the page is switched or the computer mouse is still for more than 10 minutes, the course will be suspended automatically, and the continuing education can only be continued after sliding verification.

What is the purpose of continuing education? The reason why registered fire engineers need continuing education is that through continuing education, they can know the latest laws, regulations, standards and norms of registered fire engineers, be familiar with new methods and technologies of project management, sum up experiences and lessons in their work, and constantly improve their comprehensive quality and professional ability. Be able to do your own job in strict accordance with the law.

On the other hand, you can learn new professional skills and theories through continuing education, which can not only improve your professional quality, but also improve your work efficiency.