Is it suitable for pipeline engineers to take the constructor exam?
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As a pipeline design engineer in a design firm, I plan to pursue a career as a project manager in the future. Do I need to obtain a construction engineer certificate? Which type of certificate is more suitable for pipeline engineers working in design firms in the chemical industry?
It is necessary to obtain a constructor’s certificate; as you work in a chemical engineering design firm, it’s obvious that you need to get a certificate for chemical installation work as well. It’s better to check out relevant websites for more clarity.
I’m not quite sure which category chemical plant installation falls under; I hope you can give some guidance
For domestic projects, the project manager must hold a registered constructor certificate, right?
With a career plan as a project manager, it’s necessary to obtain relevant certificates; I’ve chosen the field of mechanical and electrical installation. Unfortunately, there have been problems with the constructor qualification exams in these past two years, and it’s not clear whether the exams will be held properly this year
Municipal utilities, installation, construction – all are fine.