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Notice on Carrying Out the Registration Process for Registered Professional Engineers in Public Equipment, Electrical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering – Jianban Shi Han No. 9 To the Departments of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of all provinces and autonomous regions, the Construction Commissions (Construction and Transportation Commissions) of municipalities directly under the Central Government, the Beijing Planning Commission, the Construction Bureau of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, the Engineering Bureau of the Infrastructure and Barracks Department of the General Logistics Department, the Registration Center for Professional Qualifications of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and relevant industry associations: In order to strengthen the management of professional technicians such as registered professional engineers in public equipment, electrical engineering, and chemical engineering, in accordance with the “Regulations on the Management of Registered Engineers in Surveying and Design” (Order No. 137 issued by the Ministry of Construction) and the “Announcement on the Relevant Provisions and Contents of Administrative Licensing Matters Directly Implemented by the Ministry of Construction” (Announcement No. 278 issued by the Ministry of Construction), it has been decided to initiate the registration process for professionals in these fields starting from April 1, 2010. The relevant details regarding this registration process are outlined below: For more information, please visit: http://www.ccesda.com/webhtml/syxh/zuzc/gzdt/201001/33987.html
What does this mean? Please ask an expert to explain it
I finally registered. Is the registration stamp useful?
I guess many design firms will have to adjust their salaries after the registration system is implemented
Do they have the same “prescription rights” as registered doctors?