Can workers in chemical plants take the Basic Examination for Registered Chemical Engineers?
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Regarding this issue, everything has been said, and I am confused. I have worked in a chemical factory for three years and graduated from a university with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. Can I take the basic examination? I see that the application conditions do not say that the unit you work for must have design qualifications? Can’t you take the exam just one year after graduating from this major? Why did I ask the local human resources department and they insisted that this exam was for survey and design units across the country, and I, a chemical plant worker, was not qualified? I'm so angry! ! There is no mention in the application conditions that it is for survey and design units across the country. Why do they say that? I've been preparing for this for so long.
You should be able to pass the exam, as long as your company can issue a performance certificate for your design work.
Dizzy! I began to hear that you can take the exam as long as one year after graduation, so I bought all the books a few days ago! Recovering now * I suddenly heard that I can't take the exam if I don't work in a design institute... I'm working as a technician in a chemical plant now, and I don't know what I can take the exam?
The following is the text I prepared in the writing board. Just when I came to this page and wanted to publish it, I found this post... :handshake Can I take the registered chemical engineer exam if I am not from a design institute? I am an employee of a petrochemical company and work as a technician in a workshop. I feel that I have a good foundation in chemical engineering principles and am also interested in design. In order to find more ways to make a living after being laid off in the future, I would like to take the exam for a certificate. Can I do that? I heard from some friends that some places have started to sign up, including Nanjing.
It is indeed a problem, I hope someone can give me some advice!
We have been working for a long time, so we should only take the major exam, right? After looking at the basic sample questions, let’s give it 30-40 points... :( I completely forgot about it! :L
Does your chemical factory have a design office or design institute? Contact them and ask them to provide proof.
This certificate is not simple. With this registration qualification, you have a taxi business license and can go on the road to carry passengers. It is very difficult. . . . You can still pass the basic exam. After all, it is basic knowledge, but without years of practical design experience, it is impossible to pass the formal exam. . . Think about it, with this qualification you can independently design reactors and towers for others. . . Almost everyone who has experienced the construction and start-up of equipment has a lot of complaints about the current design. Does this not explain the importance of design and the decline in the level of current design institutes? If qualifications are not strictly controlled and qualifications are issued casually, chemical plants will not explode every day. . . .
That's a great question. I've also encountered the same problem. It's really annoying.
:handshake You are right, professional certificates must not be issued casually, after all, it is related to security issues. But now the question is what kind of restrictions there are on the basic exam. If it made it clear that if you are not qualified, you don’t have to take the exam, and we wouldn’t have anything to say. But looking at the registration requirements alone, we are suitable. However, when we asked the personnel department, they said that this exam is for design institutes. Which of the registration conditions says it is only for design institutes? This is something we don't understand.
In fact, as a technician in a factory, sometimes I really can’t judge the level of the design institute. Of course, I should be better than others in my professional field. Sometimes I think that if I have this qualification, I don’t need to ask the design institute for some small reforms in the unit. Now I need the design institute’s drawings even to connect a pipeline, but the design institute doesn’t know the specific details and is not interested... Without drawings, there is no basis for construction, and it is difficult to do something! :L
So that's the question now, so* * The registered engineer system is now implemented!
You can apply for the exam. Just prepare the materials and register directly. I am also in a chemical plant and I have already passed the basic exam.
Is there no problem with the basic exam? My classmate took the exam the year he graduated from graduate school.