Author: Lv Yang
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A first-class fire engineer can engage in fire safety technical work such as fire technical consultation, fire safety assessment, fire safety management, fire safety technical training, fire facilities detection, fire accident technical analysis, fire facilities maintenance, fire safety monitoring and fire safety inspection.
Work that a first-class fire engineer can do.
Available positions: business manager, project manager, fire engineer, budget officer, fire engineering project manager, hydropower engineer, fire builder, builder, fire engineering project manager, fire engineering budget officer, electromechanical engineer, documenter, etc. Workplaces can be shopping malls, airports, hotels, schools, hospitals, residential areas, subways, warehouses, factories and other fire-related companies.
Fire engineers can engage in related fire protection system projects, such as design, installation, inspection, maintenance, safety assessment, performance-based design, etc. Fire engineers can go to key units of fire safety and serve as "fire safety responsible persons" and fire safety managers. A fire engineer can be a "fire project manager" or a person in charge of a social fire service institution.
Employment prospect of first-class fire engineer
The prospect of a first-class fire engineer is still relatively good. According to the Fire Department of the Ministry of Public Security, China needs nearly 500,000 registered fire engineers in the next three to five years, which is a huge gap. Moreover, all units and related intermediaries that undertake important fire control responsibilities need to be equipped with a corresponding number of fire engineers to obtain qualifications. Therefore, China needs a large number of senior firefighters in the future, and the prospect can be said to be very good.
No matter from the perspective of industry prospect or personal development, the certificate of fire engineer is worth fighting for. Moreover, because it is a new certificate, the entry threshold is low and there are no professional restrictions. Non-fire-related majors can also apply.