Ongoing Certification Requirements
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Click here to download the iNARTE Code of EthicsPRODUCT SAFETY DESIGN ENGINEER | Associate Engineer | Engineer |
Exam | Passing score of 70% | Passing score of 70% |
Education | College/University Transcript/Diploma | College/University Transcript/Diploma |
Work Experience | N/A | Nine years of product-safety-related work experience |
PRODUCT SAFETY DESIGN TECHNICIAN | Associate Technician | Technician |
Exam | Passing score of 70% | Passing score of 70% |
Education | College/University Transcript/Diploma | College/University Transcript/Diploma |
Work Experience | N/A | Six years of product-safety-related work experience |
There is one part, four hours duration. All questions are multiple choice.
The exam is 50 questions, and all should be attempted.
The exam is open book, open notes and a scientific calculator is allowed.
The pass mark is 70% average. Retake is possible after 90 days. There will be no credit for past exam scores.
Once your Product Safety Certificate application fee is received, iNARTE will coordinate and arrange for a testing date, time, location, and point of contact.
The examination for Product Safety Engineers or Product Safety Technicians is four hours in duration. All examinations are given with an open book. Open notes and a scientific calculator is permitted in the exam room.
Examinations are graded at the iNARTE principal office and the applicant will be advised of a pass/fail within 10 working days.
The passing score for Product Safety Engineers or Product Safety Technicians is 70% average. Should a candidate fail the examination, a retake is permissible following a 90-day period. Examinations may be retaken any number of times; however, an examination processing fee is required each time the exam is taken.
Candidates retaking the examination must achieve a passing grade at one four-hour session and will not be allowed to take credit for grades achieved in parts of earlier sessions.