Is there a professional qualification seal for registered chemical engineers?

2007-12-28View Original

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I passed the registered chemical engineer exam in 2006 and got the certificate, but I don’t know if it has a seal like a registered architect or structural engineer?

Reply #22007-12-29

What you get now is only the professional qualification certificate (blue book). After you start registration, you can register with the professional qualification certificate and relevant performance to obtain the registered chemical engineer qualification certificate (red book) and get the practitioner's name stamp. Initial registration is expected to begin in 2008-2009

Reply #32007-12-29

There should be. Agree with brother 2nd floor

Reply #42007-12-31

The 2nd floor is right. There should be.

Reply #52008-01-01

It’s too slow. I don’t know what to wait for.

Reply #62008-01-04

There will definitely be one, just wait and see. You have already passed the exam. Why are you anxious? Congratulations.

Reply #72008-01-04

Keep waiting. There should be. But the key is how to use it

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