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What engineering exams can undergraduate graduates in the field of Process Equipment and Control Engineering (Chemical Machinery) take?

2008-01-07View Original

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This post was last edited by Hei Se De Jin Zi on 2011-11-20 at 16:33. What types of engineer exams can undergraduate graduates in the field of Process Equipment and Control Engineering (Chemical Machinery) take? Please provide detailed information regarding the exam dates and content. Thank you!!!! :) :) This post was last edited by tulongshao on 2008-1-8 at 14:21.]
Reply #22008-01-07
Engineers who take the exam for chemical engineering machinery need to have at least 5 years of work experience, and the exam is taken at their workplace. Time is arranged by the unit. Assistant engineers don’t need to take an exam; they can get the certificate after working for one year.
Reply #32008-01-07
It seems that at present there are no registered engineers in the field of chemical engineering machinery available for examination; one can only apply for an engineer title after working for five years.
Reply #42008-01-07
There are no chemical engineering machinery categories; it’s sufficient to classify them under the machinery category generally.
Reply #52008-01-08
I am in this field. After working in this industry for one year, one will be promoted to an assistant engineer. After graduating from Wuhan and returning home, I didn’t update my household registration; I forgot to take the household registration transfer form with me and left it in a drawer. Well, as a result, I didn’t receive the form the following year. After registering my residence, I had to fill out the application form provided by the company promptly; yet I left that form in the drawer for a whole year. As a result, it’s obvious that I started working two years later than my classmates. Hehe, looking at my own experiences, I really was quite casual. . .
Reply #62008-01-08
Engineers who take the exam for chemical engineering machinery usually have 5 years of work experience; Check the local schedule for examination announcements. You can apply at your employer’s location or at the examination centers; be sure to keep an eye on the exam dates ; Providing the relevant licenses is sufficient.
Reply #72008-01-08
Work experience is required for all of these. For the position of equipment supervisor, one needs to have a bachelor’s degree and 10 years of work experience before they can take the exam; it’s absolutely insane!!!! Everyone is already old by then!!!! 1

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