What kind of engineer can a bachelor's degree graduate of Process Equipment and Control Engineering (Chemical Machinery) take the exam?

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This post was last edited by Black Gold on 2011-11-28 16:37. What kind of engineer can a bachelor's degree graduate of Process Equipment and Control Engineering (Chemical Machinery) take the exam? Could you please tell me more details, as well as the exam time and content, thank you!!!!:) :)

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Chemical process engineer, equipment supervision engineer

Reply #32008-01-08

You can take the registered utility engineer (power) exam, which requires more than four years of work experience. I have also studied control, and now I basically change compressors and pumps. Most of the math is not very applicable. You can check the time and content online. I have just prepared for the exam, so I don’t know much about it.

Reply #42008-01-08

Thanks!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reply #52008-01-23

I have also over-controlled it, and now I am selling pumps.

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