Can I take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer?

2010-05-12View Original

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Help (urgent): I majored in chemical engineering and technology. I used to be engaged in chemical engineering design, but this year I found a job doing heating furnace design. Can I still take the registered chemical engineer professional examination after working for four years? Registered chemical engineers are required to engage in chemical engineering design. Does heating furnace design belong to chemical engineering design or architectural design?

Reply #22010-05-18

Yes, as long as you are engaged in chemical engineering-related design! Just meet the requirements within a certain period of time

Reply #32010-05-18

LZ, we are in a similar situation. I am a designer and have been for 5 years. I am going to study after this summer vacation. I wonder if I can take a major in school? ? ? ? ?

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