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If there are two certificates, can they both be registered with the same organization?
A single entity can register countless certificates!
I mean, if I have certificates for both registered power and registered chemical engineering, can I register for both at the same time? I only need to pay the fee for one certificate; if I don’t register for the other one, it will become invalid after a few years
It depends on the qualifications of the company; there’s definitely no issue with the power supply, while for chemical processing, it depends on whether the company has the necessary qualifications in the field of chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
So as long as one has the necessary qualifications, that’s enough?
Of course, in our company there are supervisors, construction engineers, cost estimators, and electrical specialists; there are also those who work in the fields of power systems and water supply and drainage. Some people specialize in two different electrical areas. As long as relevant regulations are not violated, it’s fine for one person to be registered under multiple categories. However, when applying for corporate qualifications, only one design-related certificate or cost estimation certificate can be used – a person cannot hold multiple specialties at the same time.
It has to be one unit, right! Social insurance must be paid every time one registers, and there is only one copy of social insurance per person!
What I mean is registering two certificates under one organization