May I ask what certificates are required for those of us working in the instrumentation field these days?
Thread Content
May I ask what certificates are required for those of us working in the instrumentation field these days?
In the cold winter months, just light a fire with some wood to keep warm; it seems there are no particular requirements, so can one take the exam to dig? ～～～～
Get the vocational skill level certificate first; it’s easier. It’s necessary for those working in the instrumentation field to have a certification for chemical automation control instrumentation
Haha, a meter technician? Get a low-voltage electrician certificate then... Sadly, there are no such certificates for meter technicians anymore.
I agree; let’s remove all the gauges from the device – we should all change careers
The three traditional categories are mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation. Mechanic work has turned into a job reserved for migrant workers, all low-cost outsourced laborers. The electrical system is at least a bit better… Hey, it has a certificate.
Actually, instruments and electrical systems are also mostly for migrant workers, as they are all outsourced
Safety, supervision, construction, electrical – you can change careers after passing these exams
Outsourcing is a trend; it’s just that the outsourcing companies are not legitimate.