Question: What certificates should be obtained?
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I majored in coal chemical engineering and graduated in July 2007. I have worked in a coking plant for 2 years. I was wondering if there are any certificates or things of that kind that I could obtain given my situation ? ? In one’s free time, one can enrich their life and improve their own qualities. Thank you. This post was last edited by woshispf007 on 2009-3-24 21:31.]
The most important certification to obtain is that of a registered chemical engineer
It mainly depends on what area you are working in; make a reasonable decision based on that
I suggest you check online to see what types of exams are available; that way you’ll be able to make a decision for yourself. If you’re still unsure, you can call and ask for advice
I work in a manufacturing company, a coking plant. I’m not sure if I’m eligible to take the exam for a Certified Chemical Engineer with my situation Are there any other certificates that can be obtained? Thank you
Get a qualification as a chemical engineer or something like that; or you could change careers and obtain another type of certification, such as that of a certified safety engineer or an evaluator.
Isn’t it required to have work experience in chemical engineering design in order to take the professional exam?
If it relates to the chemical industry, one can take the exam; once the basic requirements are met, a certificate from a professional institution is sufficient
You can take the basic course for certified chemical engineers; as for the specialized courses, the graduation date required for the exam will depend on your highest level of education. You can also prepare for exams in areas such as cost estimation and consulting, but there are restrictions regarding the time until graduation.
I want to take the exam to become a cost estimator; I heard it’s relatively easy. I’m thinking about changing careers. However, there is relatively little information on this topic. Could any expert give some guidance? Or duplicate the materials or something. Thank you!