We work in anti-corrosion; what certificates do we need to obtain?
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Is it a second-level constructor for mechanical equipment? Is the relevant exam material updated every two years? Those who understand and have experienced it – please share more. . Thank you
This post was last edited by smshe on 2010-9-5 14:33. Materials Engineer, Chemical Engineer
Upstairs, the range for these two is way too large. And none of them are specifically aimed at the field of corrosion prevention.
It seems to be technicians, assistants, and things like that.
The Chinese Society for Corrosion and Protection offers certification for corrosion protection engineers, **approved by the Science and Technology Association. It is similar to the NACE corrosion engineer certification in the United States. Those who are interested might want to attend.
To date, there is no certification for registered corrosion engineers recognized by the Human Resources Department; the qualification certificates recognized by various industries include NDE, that is, Non-Destructive Testing certificates, as well as NACE certifications for coating inspection and for cathodic protection design and testing (CP1/CP2), among others
Certification as a corrosion engineer is sufficient
The Chinese Society for Corrosion and Protection offers certification for corrosion protection engineers, **approved by the Science and Technology Association. **Registered corrosion engineers – I haven’t heard of such a thing yet
I heard that the Corrosion Society will hold another training course for corrosion engineer certification before the end of the year; those who are interested can visit the website of the Society for Corrosion and Protection to find out more information.
Do you know of any registered materials engineer recognized by the HR department?
If you want to advance to a higher level, certificates from organizations such as NACE, SSPC, and FROSIO would be better, haha.