I’d like to ask the experts: what type of certificate should an instrument technician obtain?
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I have been working with instruments for three years; I know the basic maintenance tasks as well as how to calibrate the instruments used in our factory. Currently, the management at the factory wants me to find a training institution to obtain certificates related to instruments (since the managers are all focused on administrative tasks). I already have a certificate in explosion-proof electrical systems, but I’m not sure which certification I should pursue in order to improve my theoretical knowledge and enhance my professional skills I’m the only person in charge of the factory’s instruments at the moment. Should I sign up for training on DCS control systems?
There’s another question: how do I apply for a certificate in chemical process automation control instruments?
Here, we register through an intermediary agency affiliated with the Emergency Management Bureau to take the exam.
Instrument technicians indeed don’t need any special certificates; if you operate in a hazardous chemicals industry, then it’s necessary to obtain a certificate for working as a special operations worker (issued by the safety supervision department)
What, the factory is so small – there’s only one gauge?
Including those in the office, there are just over 40 people in total; it’s a well-known multinational company that deals with sodium products, both domestically and internationally.