Can those who are not from design firms not take the examination for the survey and design certificate?
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Production units in the chemical industry can only obtain certificates such as those related to work safety or fire protection. Can’t obtain other highly valuable certificates, such as those in the field of electrical engineering or in geotechnics for building structures, which are relevant to the surveying industry?
Your approach to obtaining these certifications is wrong from the start. How can one say that things like safety engineer or fire protection certifications are nothing more than certificates that serve as a way to shift blame? Each certificate comes with corresponding responsibilities and obligations. As for other high-value certificates you are interested in, if you have the necessary professional knowledge, a certificate from a relevant design firm, and the ability to pass the exams and get registered with a relevant design institute, no one will stop you from pursuing them.
:Lol, it’s just a way to shift the blame with two certificates. That’s how the market works: the exams are quite difficult, salaries are generally low, and one has to work with the fear of ending up in prison, for a meager wage. Forget those ceilings – how many people can become experts?
It’s not that one can’t take the exam; it’s just that it’s never been allowed. If you manage to pass it, change jobs quickly, as there’s a risk of someone reporting you