Can I take the fire engineer exam across majors? What are the development prospects?

Yes, the first-class fire engineer exam is not limited to majors. As long as they meet the required academic qualifications and working years, they can apply for the exam. Other majors only have a longer working life than fire fighting and related majors, but it does not affect the application.

Registration conditions of first-class fire engineer 1. Obtained a college degree in fire engineering, and worked for 6 years, including 4 years in fire safety technology; Or get a college degree in fire engineering related major, and have worked for 7 years, including 5 years in fire safety technology.

2. Obtain a bachelor's degree or degree in fire engineering, and have worked for 4 years, including 3 years in fire safety technology; Or obtain a bachelor's degree in fire engineering related major, and have worked for 5 years, including 4 years in fire safety technology.

3. Graduated from a double bachelor's degree or postgraduate program in fire engineering, and worked for 3 years, including 2 years in fire safety technology; Or graduated from a double bachelor's degree or postgraduate program in fire engineering, and worked for 4 years, including 3 years in fire safety technology.

4. Obtain a master's degree or degree in fire engineering, and have worked for 2 years, including fire safety technology 1 year; Or obtain a master's degree or postgraduate degree in fire engineering, and have worked for 3 years, including 2 years in fire safety technology.

5. Obtain a doctorate or degree in fire engineering, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for 1 year; Or obtain a doctorate or degree in fire engineering and have been engaged in fire safety technology for 2 years.

6. The working years of other professionals with corresponding academic qualifications or degrees and the working years of fire safety technology have increased by 1 year.

Employment prospects of first-class fire engineers The employment prospects of first-class registered fire engineers are very broad, and they can be fire builders, fire project managers, fire project budgeters, librarians, business managers, electromechanical engineers, project managers, fire engineers, etc. It is easy to find a job, and there is no employment pressure. As the holder of the first-class registered fire engineer, it is also a glorious duty to respond to the call of the state and devote himself to the fire cause, protect the safety of the people and eliminate fire hazards.

The first-class fire engineer certificate will be a necessary entry qualification certificate for the fire protection industry in the future, and now it is also a necessary plus item in the recruitment of civil servants, institutions and state-owned enterprises. And judging from the current trend, one-time certificate is likely to be a hard condition for future recruitment.