Is the fire engineer's certificate useful or not?

The certificate of fire engineer is still very useful. The first-class fire engineer certificate is the top certificate in the fire protection industry. No matter from the market demand or salary, the development prospect of fire engineers is very good, and it is a certificate worthy of examination.

The purpose of the fire engineer certificate is 1. After obtaining the certificate of fire engineer, you can engage in the design, installation, inspection, maintenance, safety assessment, performance-based design and other related work of fire system engineering.

2. After obtaining the certificate of fire engineer, you can go to the key units of fire safety, serve as the person in charge of fire safety, fire safety administrator and other related work, or apply for the fire project manager or person in charge.

3. The registered fire engineer has veto power over the design evaluation, putting into use and safe operation of the fire fighting facilities in this project.

4, a registered fire engineer can be hired as an engineer, and at the same time as one of the main basis for evaluating senior fire engineers; Level 2 can be employed as an assistant engineer, partially replacing the functions of registered safety engineers.

Which companies need a first-class fire engineer certificate? According to the current recruitment information in the market, most units that need first-class registered fire engineers are design institutes, fire technical service companies and fire technical testing companies. These companies are generally equipped with a certain number of first-class fire engineers according to relevant laws and regulations, but at present these positions can be said to be vacant, so the wages and benefits offered by these companies are very considerable.

Positions: business manager, project manager, fire engineer, budgeter, fire project manager, hydropower engineer, fire builder, builder, fire project manager, fire project budgeter, electromechanical engineer, documenter, etc.