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Instrument Technician Certificate

2011-12-03View Original

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Is it necessary to have an instrumentation technician certificate during chemical engineering construction? If so, may I ask what kinds of certificates are required, what is the scope of application for these certificates, and what are the requirements for obtaining them? Thank you; I hope fellow sailors who know the answer can provide one. . . .
Reply #22011-12-05
It should be a certificate for chemical process instrumentation repair technicians
Reply #32011-12-05
What’s the need for a maintenance certificate when doing construction? What’s important is to obtain a certification for working on construction sites; getting an electrician’s license is what really matters
Reply #42011-12-05
It’s better if it’s an engineer at the intermediate level; that’s better
Reply #52011-12-06
If you are working on the installation of chemical process instruments, it’s best to have a certificate related to this field; this makes it easier to discuss prices and other matters. However, it’s not easy to obtain such certificates.

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