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Recent findings show that there are now welder certificates issued by the Market Regulation Bureau, and their appearance and content are almost identical to those of the former Welding Supervision Bureau’s welder certificates. Has anyone used this before? Is this certificate the same as one issued by the Technical Supervision Bureau? . .
Card-style? Is it the one for welding and thermal cutting?
No, both the appearance and the content are the same as those of the special job certificates issued by the Technical Quality Supervision Bureau, and the qualified items are also identical. . .
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2021-5-7 at 07:43. Aside from the certificates required for working with special equipment, we welders also need permits issued by the Work Safety Supervision Bureau for on-site construction; I’ve never seen any certificates issued by the Market Regulation Bureau. The Market Regulation Bureau is originally the Industry and Commerce Bureau – how could it issue such certificates? Could it be that fake certificates are being made? I’m an outsider; I’m just writing nonsense
The current Market Bureau is formed by the merger of the former Quality Supervision Bureau, Industry and Commerce Bureau, Drug Administration, and other agencies; the Quality Supervision Bureau no longer exists. Now you should be able to understand why it’s the same. The card-type certificate is issued by the Work Safety Supervision Bureau; that bureau no longer exists – it has been replaced by the Emergency Management Bureau. This certificate is related to training in safety aspects, while the certificates issued by the Quality Supervision Bureau are related to training in quality aspects. The focus is different. The applicable laws and regulations also differ.
Overall, they are all aimed at ensuring safety; one starts with product quality safety, while the other begins with production safety.
Now, the Quality Inspection Bureau has been merged into the Market Regulation Bureau; certification is issued by the Market Regulation Bureau, and the seals used are those of the Market Regulation Bureau.