What registered engineer exams should equipment technicians take

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Regarding which registered engineer exams equipment technicians should take, I have just started working as a technician and I want to know how I should develop my skills academically. I hope everyone can give me some advice

Reply #22007-12-01

Generally, one can take the exams to become a equipment supervisor, a quality engineer, or a welding engineer.

Reply #32008-01-20

Registered Professional Engineer for Public Equipment (Power)

Reply #42008-01-21

First, strive to learn professional knowledge, and at the same time combine theory with practice; this will make it much easier to obtain certifications later on

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