Certificate of training hours for pressure vessel training
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The National Pressure Vessel Standards Committee holds several pressure vessel training courses each year (for certificate renewal or for exams for pressure vessel design auditors; certificates are issued only upon passing the exams). However, no certificate of training hours was issued. In fact, such a certificate is very important; especially when it comes to evaluating professional qualifications, one needs to have completed a certain number of training hours in order to be eligible for evaluation, and this requirement becomes even stricter at higher levels.
I agree with what was said above; it’s necessary to issue certificates of training hours, which will also facilitate the management of training activities
There is training for designers, and scores can be checked after passing the exams; it’s just not clear whether certificates will be issued in the future. For now, it is only known that auditors can attend training only twice in the two years prior to certificate renewal. It will become more formal in the future; I hope certificates will be issued.
For those undergoing qualification audits now, it is sufficient to have attended two training sessions before reissuing the certificate and to complete those sessions. Unlike before, when there were exams every time, I was quite afraid of those exams. http://www.cscbpv.org.cn/Article_Show.asp?Article_ID=4903
I hadn’t thought about that. I just received a certificate of completion sent by them after the exam; I really hadn’t considered getting a certificate of hours completed. But these continuing education certificates are now seen as nothing more than a formality – you just spend a few dozen dollars on them