I graduated from a college with a degree in chemical engineering processes, and I have been working in equipment management for two years now. Which type of certification would be better to obtain?
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Please, Haiyou, explain it clearly! It’s best to write the name of the tutorial or book you learned from on it! Thank you!
Since I have been working with equipment for two years now, I should take the exam to become a certified equipment engineer
It seems that there are many exams to take in order to become a registered chemical engineer, especially for the basic subjects? Excuse me, sir upstairs, do you know what exams are required to become a registered equipment engineer? And then there’s also the need to look at those books and documents, right? Or where can I find information about the exam location and related details? Could the sea friends please explain it more clearly?
No, what time will it be available?
One can take the exam to become a certified asset appraiser; it’s a career that can earn a lot of money
Registered asset appraiser, may I ask what qualifications or requirements are needed for this? Also, what basic exams are required, and are there any specialized exams? Could you please be more specific about what your requirements are? If you have experience in this area, could you share some insights? Thank you!
To take the exam for a registered equipment engineer with an associate degree, one must have 15 years of work experience
It’s not worth it to become a registered chemical engineer; I have one, and it’s not worth anything at all
Reply to 9# lisa0314: How is it possible to earn no money by becoming a registered chemical engineer? You need to see what city it is and what organization If you are truly a **registered engineer, then passing that exam is very difficult; it’s a registered engineer title, not just an engineer title. To become a registered engineer, one has to take an exam; it’s not something that can be obtained simply by other means. It carries high value, and if you have the capabilities, working for a state-owned enterprise would be an excellent option!