Can’t those who work in production workshops apply to become chemical engineers?
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Do registered chemical engineers have to work in the design industry, or is that not required? May I ask: Having worked in the production workshop for nearly 20 years, do I still not qualify to apply? If I want to apply, are there any other solutions? This post was last edited by dyzdyz12345 on 2009-4-8 21:30.]
Could the moderator be more specific? What should be done mainly when it’s hanging at one step?
Do registered chemical engineers have to work in the design industry, or is that not required? Yes, because being a registered chemical engineer is a qualification in the survey and design industry, one can only take exams related to the design field. May I ask: Having worked in the production workshop for nearly 20 years, do I still not qualify to apply? Under normal circumstances, you are not eligible to apply. If I want to apply, are there any other solutions? Register with a design institute; if you don’t change careers, you’ll have to be affiliated with one.
No way. Some time ago, a graduate student told me that he wanted to take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer; we’re also in the oil refining industry. How can he be able to take the exam? Could it be that what was said upstairs is to register at the design institute?
What is meant by ’hang ke‘? Please suggest a way to do it; thank you. This post was last edited by dyzdyz12345 on 2009-4-10 at 18:15.]
One can apply for the title of Chemical Technician or Senior Chemical Technician.
As mentioned on the 4th floor, it’s not possible to register through normal channels; of course, this also depends on how strict the local regulations are
Similarly, I’m also very curious to know what “hangke” means. Please specify.
\"Hanging up\" your certificate means registering it with a relevant organization and carrying out work related to that field. However, nowadays some private companies only require your certificate; you can keep it with them without having to go to work there, and they use your certificate to carry out related tasks, paying you an appropriate fee each year. But it’s better not to do this, as if they use your certificate to engage in illegal activities, you will have to bear the consequences. You need to think it through yourself.