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Looking for a chemical process engineer working at a design institute for an exchange?
Ask your question! There are many people involved in chemical process design on the forum.
How can we communicate? You need to state the problem so that everyone can discuss it. Just posting a request for help is useless. If you have any questions, just share them, and I’m sure someone will be able to answer them.
I want to work in chemical engineering design; currently I work as a safety officer in a chemical plant. What preparations should I make on a daily basis to get closer to my goal, and is it necessary to obtain a certification as a registered engineer? I hope everyone can help me find the way
If you have the means, it would be great to obtain a certification as a registered chemical engineer! Because there are conditional restrictions for taking the registration exam!
I suggest you obtain the certification as a registered safety engineer
Good suggestion; registered safety engineers are in high demand these days.
There are too many people with safety certification; it is recommended to take the exam for Certified Safety Assessor
I work in chemical process design with 8 years of experience; I can answer some of your questions, and we can discuss them
How can I contact you? Send me your QQ number. My 196821021
Although chemical process design is related to safety design to some extent, the nature of these two fields is different after all. I agree with the opinions expressed by those above; being a registered safety engineer is also a highly sought-after profession. Of course, one must also have an understanding of relevant chemical processes.
It’s better to take the exam well. Does your organization have a design institute?
Let’s learn from each other*; I’ve also worked in manufacturing, on-site, with operations and equipment