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What certificates are needed to do process piping?

2009-02-03View Original

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Registered chemical engineer or something?
Reply #22009-02-03
There are no hard and fast certificate requirements for chemical engineering design. Of course, if you have spare time, you can take the exams for registered chemical engineers, pipeline engineers, etc. These certificates will definitely be very useful.
Reply #32009-02-03
There are generally no hard and fast rules for process piping workers, as long as they can do the job, but the right to sign is stipulated to ensure the quality of the design. They are checked at every level. Once you sign, you will be held accountable. The higher the level, the greater the responsibility (of course, this is the theory, but in fact, it is all small soldiers and generals). For technology majors, the design signature must be an assistant engineer or above, the proofreading and review signature must be an engineer or above, and the approval signature must be a senior engineer or above or a registered engineer. ; Professional pipeline design and proofreading signatures must be assistant engineers or above, review and signature must have pressure pipeline design review qualifications, and approval must have pressure pipeline design review qualifications.
Reply #42009-02-03
If you have a pressure pipeline design, audit, and audit qualification certificate, you can take the exam. Since 2008 * * The Quality Supervision Bureau has begun to unify requirements and is gradually standardizing them. You can check the relevant examination training on Baidu.
Reply #52009-02-03
First of all, you must be an employee of a design institute with design qualifications. As long as you become a member of the design institute, you will be qualified for process piping. Registered chemical engineer is your personal professional title test. If you pass the test, you will enjoy benefits. If you fail the test, you can still be a process piping.
Reply #62009-02-03
There are no requirements for diplomas and academic qualifications. Our design institute has a range of graduates from junior college to doctoral students. The key is that a design institute is willing to hire you. As for those certificates, given the current fierce competition, the higher your diploma and the more certificates you have, the higher your natural competitiveness and the greater your advantage. This is true for any industry.

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