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I graduated this year with a bachelor's degree in process control and am working in a company designing pressure vessels. I would like to ask you guys, what certificates or professional titles should I obtain?
This post was last edited by zjq1962 on 2018-11-2 08:25 There are special provisions in the pressure vessel and pressure piping design licensing rules. Article 6 of the reviewers has changed. Now the qualification certificates of the reviewers have been cancelled.
There is no need to collect evidence for the review of conventional design, so there is not much room for improvement in conventional design. You should understand stress analysis and become familiar with it, so that you will not be afraid of wherever you go.
1. Professional titles, in hard currency, are intermediate, senior, deputy senior, and senior professional titles. As long as your unit has the conditions, take the exam diligently. Even if there are no obvious benefits at the moment, changing jobs in the future and retiring later will have a direct economic impact at present. 2. The audit certificate, that is, the pressure vessel approver qualification certificate, is now being relaxed in terms of policies. There is no way, even the professional titles have been relaxed. But taking one exam is a kind of exercise for yourself, and it’s not a bad thing to have multiple certificates that are “generally recognized by the industry.” 3 Registered Engineer, this is more difficult than the professional title. It is not used by ordinary units, but the units that use it will not be stingy. If you are in a large organization, this certificate may be "everywhere", but looking at the industry, it is still relatively scarce. In comparison, 3 requires more solid basic skills and practical experience, and the exam is relatively more difficult. Because of this, it is harder.
Another child falls into the trap, alas. I can't bear it
Well said. If you don't get into the pit and keep smashing it, can the pit be so deep? Filled in slowly……
If you just graduated this year and just started working, it is recommended that: 1. In 2019, I was evaluated as an assistant engineer after working for one year. This is relatively simple, just take a look inside. 2. After working for two years in 2020, I will take the electromechanical exam for Level 2 construction. If you are interested, starting from 2020, you can go to the Standardization Committee to take the SAD Design 3 exam for analysis and design. In 2022, you will have worked for 4 years and take the first-level construction electromechanical exam. 4. In 2023, after you have worked for 5 years, you will have an intermediate professional title, issue papers in advance, and take an English test. (Conditions vary from place to place) 5. After working for 6 years in 2024, the review period for conventional designs A1, A2, and A3 will be 6. In 2025, Made in China 2025 will be realized. By this time, you are probably tired of it. Re-examine this industry and see if all the hard work and struggle is worth it.……
233,, it’s only been half a year, the poster should still be in this trap: lol