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Can one take the exam for a Certified Environmental Engineer after passing the Certified Chemical Engineer exam?

2009-02-19View Original

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I have already obtained my certification as a registered chemical engineer, and I now wish to apply for certification as a registered environmental engineer. **Is there any rule stating that one person cannot hold certifications as two or more registered engineers at the same time?** The application requirements for the two are similar.
Reply #22009-02-19
It doesn’t seem so. Taking a few more will definitely not go wrong
Reply #32009-02-19
There definitely isn’t any. One can apply for it, but the value of a certification as an environmental protection engineer might not be as high as that of a certification in chemical engineering. It is recommended to try pursuing a certification in supervision instead~~~
Reply #42009-02-19
It has to be professional! You can only take one exam! You can’t take the other exams! It seems that some provincial capitals might be able to pass!
Reply #52009-02-19
You can take the exam; many people in our company have both certificates
Reply #62009-02-20
It’s possible to take the exam, but you need to ensure that your eligibility for application is approved~~ Usually, a certificate issued by your employer is required~ I suggest you contact a department responsible for environmental impact assessments~
Reply #72009-02-20
It’s possible to take the exam, but you need to ensure that your eligibility for application is approved~~ Usually, a certificate issued by your employer is required~ I suggest you contact a department responsible for environmental impact assessments~
Reply #82009-02-26
You can participate. It’s useful for organizations – to maintain design qualifications. For an individual who does not change jobs, this alone is sufficient. Furthermore, with two items completed, future continuing education and associated costs need to be taken into consideration. --Time, budget, performance, etc
Reply #92009-03-06
Well, there seems to be no rule stating that one can only take the exam once. The application requirements include having a relevant major and work experience; as long as those conditions are met, one should be able to apply. In my teacher’s company, there are people who hold multiple certificates, but I’m not sure what exactly \" Affiliation \" entails.
Reply #102009-03-19
Well, it’s possible to take the exam; after all, the school offers dual degrees
Reply #112009-04-06
There definitely aren’t any, but one can apply to take the exam. However, it’s quite difficult to pass the exam for becoming an environmental protection engineer; if one does succeed, the value of that qualification will certainly be high. It’s no problem to obtain the qualifications needed for environmental protection engineering design, after all, more and more attention is being paid to environmental issues these days
Reply #122009-04-06
You can take the exams for all the basic professional courses, but you can only register for one of them

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