That kind of engineer is the most useful
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Which type of engineer certificate is the most useful for those studying chemical engineering? Highest gold content
This post was last edited by gyls666 on 2010-10-4 23:30. Of course, it’s the registration as a chemical engineering engineer – this certification is equivalent to the Nobel Prize in the field of chemistry. Other relevant certifications include those in cost estimation, utility systems, equipment supervision, safety, nuclear safety, safety assessment, environmental protection, environmental evaluation, and quality control. Any of these that are suitable can be tried; the certificates that can be taken and kept in one’s pocket are useful when the time comes.
Reply to 2# gyls666: I heard that having a certified chemical engineer certificate doesn’t result in much of a salary increase, and it’s also very difficult to obtain
Personally, I think the certification of a registered supervision engineer has the highest value.
Hehe, I’d like to ask the original poster: compared to the basic exam and the professional exam for becoming a chemical engineer, which one is relatively more difficult?
The last edit to this post was made by zhs831 on 2010-10-8 at 07:58. Reply to 5# Yueer7879: Definitely, the latter one is more difficult, but the preliminary exam ahead is also not easy either – there are over a dozen subjects in it
In fact, the level of value has little to do with how difficult it is to pass; it is mainly related to demand. Registration as a chemical company is somewhat useful for survey and design firms, but the overall demand isn’t very high, so it’s not particularly valuable. Registration, in essence, simply indicates that you possess the qualifications to work in this field. According to the \"Engineering Design Qualification Standards\", for the Class A chemical engineering qualification, 12 registered chemical engineers are sufficient, while for Class B, 8 are required ； There are 8 Class A professional qualifications and 5 Class B ones. There are even fewer of the others. Therefore, the total demand for registered chemical engineers is fixed, while the number of people who pass the exams and those who are approved after assessment is much higher than this total demand. Therefore, a registered chemical engineer certificate is bound to not be a highly valuable one.