The \"indirect approach\" to obtaining certification in instrument automation control – Certified Metrologist
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Registered metrologists are divided into level 1 and level 2; level 1 represents the senior category, while level 2 corresponds to the junior category. Nationwide, this seems to be the main content related to instrumentation. Registration usually takes place in April, while the exams are held in mid-June; it is necessary to check the relevant information specific to one’s region. The second-level exam consists of two subjects: \"Laws and Regulations on Metrology and Comprehensive Knowledge\" and \"Measurement Data Processing and Professional Practices in Metrology\", while the first-level exam has three subjects. It needs to be completed within one year. I found some practice tests on my own; for general knowledge, my accuracy rate was around 40%, while for practical subjects it was 20%. It seems possible to manage to pass within 100 days; this approach can work for large chemical companies as well. Everyone can learn about the exams in this area. Those who have worked in the instrumentation industry for over five years can consider becoming a first-level registered engineer, but it requires a long preparation time.
A first-level registered professional – isn’t that considered an intermediate level qualification? It’s not listed on the China Personnel Examination website. Can one take the exam for the senior level directly?
It is equivalent to an intermediate professional title, and one can be appointed as an engineer. It is influenced by the degree of recognition from the evaluated unit, and I understand that this is a significant advantage
Uh, will this certificate help me get a higher job title?