What kind of license is needed for instruments? Seeking advice.

2017-02-25View Original

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I have worked in a private company for over five years, and I don’t have any certificates; I’m not sure if this will affect my chances of being promoted to engineer in such a company.

Reply #22017-02-25

Participate in the evaluation for engineering professional titles. Thank you for the paper. Consider taking the exam to become a registered electrical engineer, etc

Reply #32017-02-25

It’s for obtaining a professional title; it has no impact.

Reply #42017-02-25

There are no registered engineers for these instruments; there are chemical instrument technicians. Nowadays, safety requirements mandate a certification for working with chemical automation control instruments

Reply #52017-02-26

What is a certification for professionals in chemical process automation instrumentation? Haven’t heard of it; please explain

Reply #62017-02-26

Engineer and senior engineer certificates from the three major petrochemical companies.

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