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I plan to attend the review training this year and am not sure what the key focus areas are or what good methods exist for summarizing the content. I would appreciate guidance from those who have attended it before. Thank you! !
Familiarize yourself with training materials, the first four parts of the \"Major Pressure Vessel Regulations\", GB/T150/151, NB/T47041/42, etc.; master the aspects related to design, and then review the drawings thoroughly. That’s all that’s needed. This certificate is no longer mandatory now; it’s easier to obtain one, no problem at all!
Look into non-destructive testing and heat treatment as well; it will be asked in the defense
There are past exam questions on theory and defense in the forum; go and take a look.
All training courses have been suspended; even those organized by associations do not issue certificates, only a proof of attendance is given
This post was last edited by AtlantisH on 2018-3-5 08:56. They switched to this association: http://www.cn-pe.org/. The time allocated for the defense has increased; according to those who have participated, there are **just a few dozen questions**. The company wants me to take the exam, but I don’t have a professional title, so I don’t want to go. Officially, it is said that this certificate is not mandatory, but when applying for a company’s qualifications, having this certificate means that there is no need to take the examination required by the authorities – which is strong evidence of Chinese ingenuity.
Oh great god, answering just a few dozen questions in a defense is no problem at all
The purpose of the assessment is actually to evaluate a person’s level of professional knowledge, practical experience, and ability to handle real-world problems. Those who clearly lack the necessary skills will not be given approval by the experts, but the vast majority of those who possess certain capabilities will pass the assessment.