Issues with pressure vessel audit certificates?
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The certification for pressure vessels of grades A1 and A2 is about to expire. Is it necessary to attend training courses to renew this certification? The thing is that I’m no longer involved in work related to pressure vessels. I would appreciate some advice from everyone here
Let’s continue. . . Observe over one cycle. . .
It’s up to you; anyway, attending the re-education program takes only about a week.
Attend the training course for boiler and pressure vessel workers organized by the Certification Committee; it costs around 4,000 to 5,000 RMB and the qualification is valid for four years. It will no longer be called a certification certificate – a more appropriate term would be having the qualification to conduct audits after receiving training from a professional institution
It must have taken a lot of effort to gather the evidence, right? If it’s decided that pressure vessels won’t be used in the future, then there’s no need to learn * anymore. But if I return to this industry someday in the future, I won’t be eligible to conduct audits. So it’s best to continue for another cycle, study * without taking exams, and take a few days off.
Xujishubu, you still can’t let go of your old field of work – how’s the garage design coming along?
Good news for you – the approval certificate has been canceled.
Why not continue, even though cancellation is only nominal? In fact, it is also necessary to assess the capabilities of the design firm.
It depends on one’s own situation; if the employer covers the costs, it can be considered a form of vacation. It’s never a bad idea to learn more, as the training instructors are all industry experts.