Marketing majors can be registered fire engineers

Yes, there are no professional requirements for fire engineers, you only need to sit according to the following requirements (be sure to add the time of the last one).

Registration conditions for the qualification examination of first-class registered fire engineers.

1) Obtain a college degree in fire protection engineering, and work for 6 years, including 4 years in fire safety technology; Or obtain a college degree in fire protection engineering related majors (see Annex 1, the same below), and work for 7 years, including 5 years in fire safety technology.

2) Obtain a bachelor's degree or degree in fire protection engineering, and work for 4 years, including 3 years in fire safety technology; Or obtain a bachelor's degree in fire protection engineering or related majors, and work for 5 years, including 4 years in fire safety technology.

3) Obtain a double bachelor's degree or graduate degree including fire protection engineering, and work for 3 years, including 2 years in fire safety technology; Or obtain a double bachelor's degree or graduate degree in fire protection engineering related majors, and work for 4 years, including 3 years in fire safety technology.

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

5) Obtain a doctor's degree or degree in fire protection engineering, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for 1 year; Or obtain a doctoral degree or degree in fire protection engineering or related majors, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for at least 2 years.

(6) For those who have obtained the corresponding academic qualifications or degrees in other majors, their working years and the number of years of working in fire safety technology shall be increased by 1 year.

No, the marketing major does not meet the requirements for applying for the fire engineer examination.

Registration conditions for the qualification examination of second-class registered fire engineers:

1. Obtained a technical secondary school degree in fire protection engineering, and has been engaged in fire safety technology for 3 years; Or obtain a technical secondary school degree in fire protection engineering related majors, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for 4 years.

2. Obtained a college degree in fire protection engineering, and has been engaged in fire safety technology for 2 years; Or obtain a college degree in fire protection engineering or related majors, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for 3 years.

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or degree in fire protection engineering, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for 1 year; Or obtain a bachelor's degree or degree in fire protection engineering or related majors, and have been engaged in fire safety technology for at least 2 years.

4. For those who have obtained the corresponding academic qualifications or degrees in other majors, the number of years of work in fire safety technology will be increased by 1 year.

You can't take the test. Registered Fire Engineer.

Difficult to examine. As long as the candidates master the correct learning method and memorize the knowledge points according to the importance of the knowledge points, it is not difficult to go all out to pass the passing line.

The fire protection engineering major belongs to the public security technology category in the engineering category, of which there are 6 majors in the public security technology category, and the fire protection engineering major ranks first in the public security technology major, and ranks 44th in the entire engineering category. Among similar majors, the high ranking of the fire protection engineering major has created a high gold content of the registered fire engineer certificate.

There are no rigid requirements for the profession to apply for the registered first-class fire protection engineer, that is, the requirements for the working years corresponding to this specialty, related majors and other majors are different.

The fire engineer exam is not limited to majors, but there are certain requirements for working years.

At present, there are basically no professional restrictions, and the technical secondary school must not be able to take the first level, and the rest should be basically able to take the test, so it is recommended that you refer to what you say here more clearly.