How to take the exam to become a technician in the field of petrochemical instrumentation and automation?
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That person knows how to obtain a certification as a technician in instrument automation within the petrochemical industry these days. In the past, it seemed that experienced workers were responsible for organizing the examinations, but now the vocational assessment centers no longer handle such things, claiming that the instrumentation field is considered a minor specialty. If anyone knows how to take the exam, please leave your contact information. Thank you.
When I was obtaining a certificate as a senior electrician 11 years ago, it was done in the city. At that time they said that they could only issue certificates for senior electricians; to become a technician or senior technician, one had to go to the provincial level where exams in both practical skills and theory were held.
Process equipment and material reaction calculations, troubleshooting of process equipment and instruments, publication of professional papers. Ask more questions and seek advice from your technical department and professional colleagues
For instrument union wiring, anti-freezing measures, and 4-20mA sensing, that’s all you need. If you already know these things, what other certificate do you still want to obtain? Deliberately making things difficult for the question setter.
Now, instruments no longer require certificates; in addition, **all certificates related to instruments have been abolished, including those for instrument operators and instrument engineers.
It turns out that there are no professional engineers in this field either; evaluations are carried out by each individual unit, and the reputation of the organization issuing the certification plays a role. If it’s a certification or senior engineer certificate issued by CNPC or Sinopec, other organizations still recognize it.
Pay attention to the exam registration dates every year, remember to register, and remember to study diligently on your own*