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According to the answers provided by the Special Equipment Licensing Office of the State Administration for Market Regulation regarding matters related to administrative licensing for special equipment: Those who obtained a certificate for pressure vessel design approval issued by the National Committee for Standardization of Boilers and Pressure Vessels for the first time before the issuance of Document No. QAIBU Telex [2017] 1336 (including the date of issuance), and whose certificates are still valid, do not need to take the exam. May I ask: Are there any restrictions on the scope of the certificate for pressure vessel design approvers that exempts them from exams?
There are restrictions; a defense will be added on-site according to the original exam category.
“Those who obtained the Pressure Vessel Design Approver Certificate issued by the National Committee for Standardization of Boilers and Pressure Vessels for the first time before the issuance of Document No. \"Quality Inspection Office Special Letter [2017] 1336\" (including the date of issuance) and whose certificate is still valid are exempt from taking the exam. ” Why wasn’t this sentence found?
The scope of the certificate should be consistent with or cover the level of certification or renewal.
Where did the original poster get this sentence from?
Under normal circumstances, there are no restrictions; having a certificate is sufficient. Still, it is recognized now
The scope of the certificate should correspond to the level for which it is issued or renewed, or be able to cover it