I want to become a registered chemical engineer – what are the steps to take?

2009-12-22View Original

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I am no longer working in chemical equipment design, and my company is not involved in the petrochemical industry. I want to become a registered chemical engineer – what are the procedures I need to follow?

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Normal procedure: registration, confirmation, certificate issuance, examination, and waiting for results

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I work on the production line at a chemical plant. I don’t know how to apply to become a registered chemical engineer

Reply #42009-12-23

2# bamboo3521 So where can I sign up? Is it not necessary to be affiliated with any design institute?

Reply #52009-12-23

You need to have the qualifications for design work; however, a certificate issued by a design institute will also suffice. Check it on the official personnel examination website. Take the exam again in a year

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