Can process technicians from petrochemical plants apply?
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The application requirements state that experience in design work is required – is the registration as a chemical engineer an exam exclusive to designers? I would like to ask the experts: can process technicians from petrochemical plants apply? Thank you
The requirements for professional qualifications shouldn’t be too strict, right?
This post was last edited by wangofcity on 2017-7-22 at 11:28; all require the clause stating “having worked in chemical engineering design for * years in total”. I’m not sure whether it’s actually necessary for a design firm to handle this; those who have experience in this area, please give some advice. Thank you
As long as the employer provides the necessary stamp, there should be no problem; after all, it’s related to the field. For example, many people in the design industry also take exams to become construction engineers, and construction engineering is part of the engineering field. If you look at the details closely, it’s actually not possible to apply in such cases
You’re welcome; it’s just my analysis. But if it comes to a thorough review, who knows?
It depends on the auditor’s attitude during the review. If you run into a thorough auditor, there’s no chance
It’s too random like this – preparing yourself only to have your application rejected is really frustrating:funk:
There’s no problem with the basic registration; it isn’t very valuable these days anyway. . . . .