I would like to ask those who attended the Industrial Gases Association’s training and assessment for pressure vessel approvers in 2017: was it an open-book exam or a closed-book exam?
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For those who attended the Industrial Gases Association’s training and assessment for pressure vessel approvers in 2017, was it an open-book exam or a closed-book exam?
How did it change to the Industrial Gases Association? Isn’t it the Pot Capacity Committee?
If opening the book already makes it difficult to answer, how can one expect to do it with the book closed?
Although they are available, it’s not easy to find them; and even if found, there isn’t enough time
It’s an open-book exam; if one-third of the questions require looking up information in the book, there won’t be enough time
Question types: True/False, Multiple Choice, Short Answer, Essay. The total score is 100 points.
A colleague participated; it was said to be an open-book exam.
Quality Inspection Office Special Letter [2017] No. 1336: It says a 3-hour closed-book exam is required; I’m not sure how this will be implemented
You need to approach it as if it were a closed-book test; otherwise, you won’t have enough time. There are no implementation details for Document No. 1336; everyone should wait