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I would like to ask whether instrument technicians also need a special operations permit, just like electricians
No special operation license is required; just obtaining a qualification certificate for this profession is sufficient.
It seems that such a type of certification doesn’t exist yet; we all have electrician certifications here
A electrician’s license is sufficient; for instruments, only a technician’s license is required
Reply to 2# zyzs: Thank you. Does obtaining a certification for chemical engineering maintenance and instrumentation at our school equate to a work permit?
Reply to 5# Shuimo: It’s not a work permit; it’s just a certificate for professional qualification assessment
No special operation permit is required; just an employment certificate is sufficient
All personnel engaged in the installation, repair, and maintenance of chemical process automation control instrument systems must undergo safety technology training and pass the relevant assessment before they can take up such work.
Having an advanced technician certificate will also be beneficial in the future
Where did you see this? Could you provide the name of the clause?
Article 9.16 of the “Regulations on the Management of Safety Technology Training and Assessment for Special Operations Personnel”: 9.16 Chemical automation control instrument operations refer to the tasks related to the installation, repair, and maintenance of chemical automation control instrument systems.