Seeking help regarding the registration as a equipment engineer; those who are aware of this please assist in providing answers……
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I work with equipment, but I want to get a certificate. It’s good that I have nothing to do at the moment. I asked around and was told that becoming a registered equipment engineer is a good option. I’d like to know what benefits come with obtaining this certificate – for example, in which types of companies it would be useful if I wanted to change jobs. What are the requirements for this exam? Are there many different types of registered equipment engineers, or is there only one type? In a daze... Seeking an answer, thank you
This refers to registered engineers for “public facilities,” and there are many different specialties involved.
I just checked it roughly! I’m sweating – to get a bachelor’s degree, one has to work for 10 years… I’ve only worked for 5 years yet; it’s crazy……
You can apply 4 years after graduating from undergraduate studies; where did you read that? Hehe.