Registration of Temporary Safety Engineers requires at least which experience and training hours?

• A. 2 years, 40 hours
• B. 1 year, 20 hours
• C. 3 years, 60 hours
• D. 2 years, 20 hours

Answer: (A)

The minimum requirement combines practical on-the-job safety experience with formal training. To qualify as a Temporary Safety Engineer, you need two years of relevant field experience and forty hours of structured safety training. This pairing ensures you’ve seen how safety programs operate in real mining settings while also having completed foundational learning in hazard recognition, safety standards, and regulatory practices.

If someone has only one year of experience or only twenty hours of training, they haven’t met the threshold. Conversely, more extensive qualifications—three years with sixty hours—do satisfy the requirement, but they exceed the minimum.