What is the nature of the title \"Chemical Process Control Technician\"?
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What is the nature of the title \"Chemical Process Control Technician\"? Could an expert give some advice?
This post was last edited by Golden beans on 2009-11-25 at 22:20. It relates to the professional qualifications for technical workers; these are assessed by **professional skills appraisal institutions. The levels, from lowest to highest, are: junior worker, intermediate worker, senior worker, (pre-technician), technician, and senior technician
I have a senior certificate for chemical process control engineer. It has the same nature as what that Haidou user mentioned above. It refers to professional qualification certificates; for details on how to obtain them, you can check the Vocational Skill Appraisal website. The occupational code is: 6-03-01-17, and the job type and title are: Chemical Process Control Operator.
What’s the difference between this and Sinopec’s styrene technicians?
There’s no difference; technicians in any trade are at the same level
Hello, I would like to ask how often reviews are conducted and where they take place
Senior workers have their certificates renewed every five years, while technicians do not need that.