Those in Suzhou who want to take the exam for Certified Chemical Engineer should sign up soon……

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This post was last edited by ailyyang on 2010-7-14 at 19:27. Fellow sailors: Those in the Suzhou area who need to take the exam for Certified Chemical Engineer should register now... Notice from the provincial authorities regarding registration for the 2010 National Examination for Certified Engineers in Surveying and Design. The full address is http://www.jschr.gov.cn/jschr/showinfo/showinfo.aspx?infoid=380b7092-bf87-489d-abf3-d9ffb5e7161b&siteid=1&categoryNum=2102 (Posted on: 2010/6/12; Views: 40447). Notice from the provincial authorities regarding registration for the 2010 National Examination for Certified Engineers in Surveying and Design (Candidates not based in Nanjing should register through the website of their respective cities). To all candidates: In order to ensure smooth registration processes at the provincial registration centers for the 2010 National Examination for Certified Engineers in Surveying and Design, the relevant details are as follows: 1. Exam dates: The 2010 National Examination for Certified Engineers in Surveying and Design will be held on September 18th and 19th, 2010 (see Attachment 1 for details). II. Answering Methods and Management System for Subjects: All professional qualification exams are managed on a dynamic basis; candidates taking the basic exams or the specialized exams must pass all subjects within the same examination year. The basic exams for each major are closed-book tests; candidates are only allowed to use the exam manual provided uniformly (which is collected after the exam), and no other reference materials are permitted. For the basic exams in various specialties, there is a unified test paper in the morning, while there are specialty-specific test papers in the afternoon. The professional exams for each specialty are open-book exams, allowing candidates to bring various professional standards, reference books, and review manuals published by reputable publishers. Candidates should bring a 2B pencil, a pen or fountain pen with black ink, a set of trigonometric rulers, an eraser, and a calculator without text-display or programming functions when taking the exam. Draft paper is provided uniformly by the examination site in quantities sufficient for candidates to complete their answers, and it is collected after the exam. Candidates are strictly prohibited from bringing any materials or communication devices such as mobile phones into the examination area; those who violate this rule will be dealt with in accordance with general rules regarding disciplinary violations. If a mobile phone (with it turned on) is used after the exam begins, it will be treated as a serious violation of rules. ”During the exam, inspections must be carried out strictly in accordance with these requirements. Both the \"Basic Examination\" and the \"Professional Knowledge Examination\" consist entirely of objective questions, which are answered on answer sheets. The marking and scoring are carried out uniformly at the provincial level. For the \"Specialized Examination\" for Level 1 and Level 2 Registered Structural Engineers, as well as the \"Specialized Case Examination\" for other specialties, candidates are required to write down their answers and the reasoning process on the exam paper, while also filling in the answer sheet. To prepare properly for the exam, candidates are requested to read carefully the relevant attachments provided in this document before taking the exam: Attachments that need to be read carefully depending on the category of examination. For Level 1 and Level 2 Registered Structural Engineers, see Attachments 6 and 7; for Registered Civil Engineers (Geotechnical), see Attachments 6 and 8; for Registered Environmental Engineers, see Attachments 6 and 9; for Registered Civil Engineers (Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering), see Attachments 6 and 10; for Registered Chemical Engineers, see Attachments 6 and 11; for Registered Mechanical Engineers, Registered Electrical Engineers, and Registered Civil Engineers (Port and Waterway Engineering), see Attachment 6. Thirdly, regarding the eligibility requirements for each specialty: Any citizen of the People’s Republic of China, residents of Hong Kong and Macao who abide by the laws and regulations of the country, uphold professional ethics, possess the required educational background and practical experience in their respective fields, and meet the applicable eligibility criteria, may choose one of the specialties listed—such as Level 1 and Level 2 Registered Structural Engineers, Registered Civil Engineers (Geotechnical, Port and Waterway Engineering, Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering), Registered Mechanical Engineers (HVAC, Water Supply and Drainage, Power Systems), Registered Electrical Engineers (Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution), Registered Chemical Engineers, or Registered Environmental Engineers—to register for based on their educational qualifications and professional expertise. Among them, registered civil engineers (water resources and hydropower engineering) can choose from five specialized fields: water resources and hydropower engineering planning, hydraulic structures, geology of water resources and hydropower projects, resettlement related to water resources and hydropower projects, and soil and water conservation in such projects. (1) Eligibility requirements for Level 1 and Level 2 registered structural engineers: Applications and eligibility assessments shall be carried out in strict accordance with the \"Eligibility requirements for the basic examination and professional examination of the 2010 National Level 1 Registered Structural Engineer Practice Qualification Examination, as well as the eligibility requirements for the Level 2 Registered Structural Engineer Practice Qualification Examination\" (Appendix 2) and relevant regulations (details on required educational qualifications are provided in Appendix 3). Regarding the calculation of years of experience in design work, the applicant’s years of experience in design work refer to the total time spent on structural design work before and after obtaining a formal degree recognized by the **Ministry of Education**, with the deadline being December 31, 2010. For those who have obtained an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in the field of structural engineering (civil and architectural engineering), have worked in design related to this field, and subsequently earned a bachelor’s or master’s degree in the same field, the time spent pursuing their bachelor’s or graduate studies can be counted as experience gained after completing their associate’s or bachelor’s degree. (II) Eligibility requirements for registered civil engineers (geotechnical): 1. Those who meet one of the following conditions may apply to take the basic examination: (1) Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in this field (referring to Exploration Technology and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering, Port, Waterway and Coastal Engineering; see Annex 5 for details) or a related field (referring to Geological Exploration, Environmental Engineering, Engineering Mechanics; see Annex 5 for details). (2) Hold an associate degree in this field or a related field, and have at least 1 year of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (3) Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in another engineering field, and have at least 1 year of work experience in geotechnical engineering. 2. Those who have passed the basic examination and meet one of the following conditions may apply to take the professional examination: (1) Having obtained a doctoral degree in this field, with at least 2 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or hold a doctoral degree in a related field, with at least 3 years of cumulative work experience in geotechnical engineering. (2) Hold a master’s degree in this field, with at least 3 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or hold a master’s degree in a related field, with at least 4 years of cumulative work experience in geotechnical engineering. (3) Hold a double bachelor’s degree in this field or have graduated from a graduate program, with at least 4 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or hold a double bachelor’s degree in a related field or have graduated from a graduate program, with at least 5 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (4) Hold a bachelor’s degree in this field, with at least 5 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or possess a bachelor’s degree in a related field, with at least 6 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (5) Hold an associate degree in this field, with at least 6 years of cumulative work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or possess an associate degree in a related field, with at least 7 years of cumulative work experience in geotechnical engineering. (6) Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in another engineering field, with a total of 8 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. 3. Those who meet one of the following conditions may be exempted from the basic exam and only need to take the professional exam: (1) Obtained a master’s degree or higher in this field before 1991, with a total of 6 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or hold a master’s degree or higher in a related field, with at least 7 years of cumulative experience in geotechnical engineering. (2) Before 1991, having obtained a double bachelor’s degree in this field or graduated from a graduate program, with a total of at least 7 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or hold a double bachelor’s degree in a related field or have graduated from a graduate program, with a total of 8 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (3) Before 1989, obtained a bachelor’s degree in this field, with a total of 8 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or possess a bachelor’s degree in a related field, with at least 9 years of cumulative work experience in geotechnical engineering. (4) Before 1987, obtained an associate degree in this field, with a total of 9 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering ； Or possess an associate degree in a related field, with at least 10 years of cumulative experience in geotechnical engineering work. (5) Before 1985, obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher in another engineering field, with a total of 12 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (6) Before 1982, obtained a junior college degree or higher in another engineering field, with a total of 9 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (7) Before 1977, having obtained an associate degree in this field, or before 1972 having obtained an associate degree in a related field, with a total of 10 years of work experience in geotechnical engineering. (III) The eligibility requirements for candidates applying to become Registered Civil Engineers (in port and waterway engineering, water resources and hydropower engineering), Registered Mechanical Engineers (in HVAC, water supply and drainage, power systems), Registered Electrical Engineers (in power generation, transmission and distribution, power supply and distribution), Registered Chemical Engineers, and Registered Environmental Engineers are strictly in accordance with the \"Eligibility Requirements for the 2010 National Professional Qualification Exams for Registered Civil (port and waterway engineering, water resources and hydropower engineering), Mechanical (HVAC, water supply and drainage, power systems), Electrical (power generation, transmission and distribution, power supply and distribution), Chemical, and Environmental Engineers\" (Appendix 4) as well as the relevant professional regulations (see Appendix 5) for application and qualification assessment. IV. Registration Procedure: Candidates working in Nanjing can register through the provincial direct registration portal, while candidates from other cities should register on the local registration website. (1) The 2010 professional qualification examination for registered engineering consultants in survey and design adopted an application process that involved online registration, online payment, and on-site qualification verification. Online registration period: June 13 – 4 p.m. on July 2 (no late registrations will be accepted). Registration website: Jiangsu Construction Talent Network www.jschr.gov.cn. Click to enter \"Online Registration\", and select \"Online Registration for the 2010 Professional Qualification Examination for Registered Engineering Surveyors and Designers\". Time for online payment: By 4 p.m. on July 3 (the payment interface will close automatically if the deadline is missed). Time for printing the application form online: By 4 p.m. on July 3 (the application form can be printed online only after successful online payment; the printing interface will close automatically if the deadline is missed). (II) Applicants must log in to the online registration portal, fill in all the required information accurately, upload their electronic photos, complete the online payment, and print the application form (with the photo attached in the designated area). After obtaining approval from their employer (who will fill in the “Employer’s Comments” section and stamp it), they need to go to the venue to undergo qualification verification. If the applicant is unable to be present in person for some reason, they may ask someone else to submit the materials on their behalf so that the eligibility can be verified. To avoid crowds at the registration site, please have your organization send the documents for review as uniformly as possible. 1. On-site qualification review period: July 6 – July 8 (Morning: 9:00–11:30) ； Afternoon: 13:00–16:30) 2. Location for on-site qualification review: Room 5105, Wenhui Building, No. 101 Caochangmen Street, Nanjing (Contact number: 51868924). 3. Candidates applying for the exam for the first time must submit the following documents during the qualification review: (1) The 2010 exam application form printed online (stamped with the official seal of their employer) ； (Note: Please use a laser printer for online, black-and-white printing; do not change the size of the barcode. ) (2) Relevant academic certificates and degree certificates along with their copies ； (3) My resident ID card (or officer’s ID card) and a copy thereof ； (4) Proof of years of experience in professional design work and compliance with professional ethics (to be filled in the “Unit’s Review Comments” section of the application form and stamped with the unit’s official seal) ； (5) 1 recent 2-inch ID photo of the applicant (to be attached in the lower right corner of the application form) ； 4. Candidates taking the retest must submit the following application materials: (1) The 2010 examination application form printed online (stamped with the official seal of their employer) ； (Note: Please use a laser printer for online, black-and-white printing; do not change the size of the barcode. ) (2) Previous admission tickets and their copies ； (3) My resident ID card (or officer’s ID card) and a copy thereof ； (4) 1 recent 2-inch ID photo of the applicant (to be attached in the lower right corner of the application form). V. Notes on online registration: (1) Candidates must register within the specified online registration period; late registrations will not be accepted. (2) Candidates can print the application form online only after completing the online payment. Therefore, they should finish all related procedures such as uploading application information, making the online payment, and printing the application form as soon as possible. (3) Candidates must fill in the information and upload photos online in accordance with the relevant requirements; only after passing the online review and completing the online payment can the online application be considered successful. (4) Requirements for uploading electronic photos: recent, clear ID photos with a height of 170 pixels and a width of 130 pixels, in jpg format, and a file size of less than 30k. The “Photo Editor” attached to this document can be used to make adjustments. Candidates must upload their photos as required. (5) Applicants must fill in all the required registration information accurately on the registration website, and after completing the online payment, they must submit the relevant registration documents to the designated location within the specified time frame for on-site qualification verification. Candidates who fail to appear for this on-site verification will be considered to have automatically given up the exam. (6) Online registration only checks the photos; the personal information provided by applicants is not verified. New applicants should carefully check whether they meet the requirements before applying. Those whose eligibility is found to be insufficient during the on-site verification and who are thus disqualified from applying will not have their registration fees refunded. VII. Fee Structure and **Collection (I) Fee Structure 1. Registered Structural Engineers of Grades I and II (1) Application fee: 10 yuan per person per subject. The subjects tested in the morning and afternoon are counted as two subjects. (2) Exam fee: 60 yuan per subject for the Level 1 basic exam, 120 yuan per person ； The fee for each subject in the first-level professional examination is 120 yuan, so 240 yuan per person ； The fee for each subject in the secondary specialized examination is 120 yuan, totaling 240 yuan per person. 2. Registered Civil Engineer (Geotechnical) (1) Application fee: 10 yuan per person per subject. The subjects tested in the morning and afternoon are counted as two subjects. (2) Exam fee: 60 yuan per subject for the basic exam, 120 yuan per person ； The professional exam consists of four subjects, costing 520 yuan per person. 3. Fees for the exams for Registered Civil Engineers (in port and waterway engineering, water resources and hydropower engineering), Registered Mechanical Engineers (in HVAC, water supply and drainage, power systems), Registered Electrical Engineers (in power generation, transmission and distribution, power supply), Registered Chemical Engineers, and Registered Environmental Engineers: 60 yuan per basic exam subject, totaling 120 yuan per person ； The professional exam consists of four subjects, costing 520 yuan per person. (II) **Collection**: Candidates who need a receipt for payment should go to Room 2812 of Jiangsu Construction Building (located at No. 88 Caochangmen Street) from August 16 to August 27 (closed during holidays), and collect it by presenting their ID card or an official letter from their employer. Candidates must collect it within the specified time; as it involves fee settlement, processing will not be available after the deadline. VIII. Admission Ticket Printing: Candidates can log in to the Jiangsu Construction Talent Network (www.jschr.gov.cn) from 9:00 a.m. on September 9 to 4:00 p.m. on September 17 to print their admission tickets online. Attachments:
1. Schedule for the 2010 Professional Qualification Examination for Registered Engineers in Survey and Design
2. Eligibility requirements for the basic examination of the 2010 National First-Class Registered Structural Engineer Professional Qualification Examination; Eligibility requirements for the specialized examination of the same exam in 2010; Eligibility requirements for the 2010 National Second-Class Registered Structural Engineer Professional Qualification Examination
3. Details of educational qualifications required for taking the structural engineer examination
4. Eligibility requirements for the 2010 Professional Qualification Examinations for Registered Civil Engineers (Geotechnical Engineering, Port and Waterway Engineering, Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering), Public Equipment Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Chemical Engineers, and Environmental Protection Engineers
5. Comparison tables of old and new specialties for Registered Civil Engineers (Geotechnical Engineering); Comparison tables for Registered Civil Engineers (Port and Waterway Engineering); Comparison tables for Registered Civil Engineers (Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering); Comparison tables for Registered Public Equipment Engineers; Comparison tables for Registered Electrical Engineers; Comparison tables for Registered Chemical Engineers; Comparison tables for Registered Environmental Protection Engineers
6. Guidelines for candidates taking the professional examinations for registered engineers in survey and design nationwide
7. Codes and standards to be used in the 2010 National First-Class Registered Structural Engineer specialized examination; Codes and standards to be used in the 2010 National Second-Class Registered Structural Engineer specialized examination
8. Reference books for the 2010 National Registered Civil Engineer (Geotechnical Engineering) specialized examination
9. Codes, standards, and design manuals to be used in the 2010 National Registered Environmental Protection Engineer specialized examination
10. Supplementary codes for the 2010 National Registered Civil Engineer (Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering) specialized examination
11. Main reference materials for the 2010 Registered Chemical Engineer Professional Qualification Examination

Jiangsu Provincial Department of Construction, Professional Qualification Registration Center
June 11, 2010

Attachments:
1. Schedule for the 2010 Professional Qualification Examination for Registered Engineers in Survey and Design
2. Eligibility requirements for the basic examination of the 2010 National First-Class Registered Structural Engineer Professional Qualification Examination; Eligibility requirements for the specialized examination of the same exam in 2010; Eligibility requirements for the 2010 National Second-Class Registered Structural Engineer Professional Qualification Examination
3. Details of educational qualifications required for taking the structural engineer examination
4. Eligibility requirements for the 2010 Professional Qualification Examinations for Registered Civil Engineers (Port and Waterway Engineering, Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering), Public Equipment Engineers (HVAC, Water Supply and Drainage, Power Systems), Electrical Engineers (Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution), Chemical Engineers, and Environmental Protection Engineers
5. Comparison tables of old and new specialties for Registered Civil Engineers (Geotechnical Engineering) (new version); Comparison tables for Registered Civil Engineers (Port and Waterway Engineering) (new version); Comparison tables for Registered Civil Engineers (Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering) (new version); Comparison tables for Registered Public Equipment Engineers (new version); Comparison tables for Registered Electrical Engineers (new version); Comparison tables for Registered Chemical Engineers (new version); Comparison tables for Registered Environmental Protection Engineers (new version)
6. Guidelines for candidates taking the professional examinations for registered engineers in survey and design nationwide
7. Codes and standards to be used in the 2010 National First-Class Registered Structural Engineer specialized examination; Codes and standards to be used in the 2010 National Second-Class Registered Structural Engineer specialized examination
8. Reference books for the 2010 National Registered Civil Engineer (Geotechnical Engineering) specialized examination
9. Codes and standards to be used in the 2010 National Registered Environmental Protection Engineer specialized examination
10. Supplementary codes for the 2010 National Registered Civil Engineer (Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering) specialized examination
11. Main reference materials for the 2010 Registered Chemical Engineer Professional Qualification Examination