Those who have passed the registration as a chemical engineer, please come in; I have a question
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I graduated from Daqing Petroleum Institute in 2009 and started working at an organization with average prospects. I want to change jobs but there are no suitable opportunities; I also want to obtain a certificate to enhance my skills and give myself an advantage for the future. I saw on the internet that to register as a chemical engineer, one is required to have experience in chemical engineering design. I was wondering whether it’s necessary to have worked in a design firm? Can work experience in a manufacturing unit be considered?
No, but you can ask the company to issue a certificate stating that you work as a designer there.
In other words, do I just need to have my company issue a certificate confirming that I work in design? Thank you!
The key point is that this certificate won’t be issued easily; our company conducts thorough checks, and if the requirements aren’t met, it won’t be issued
I see. Thank you. If my company doesn’t have design qualifications and is just an ordinary manufacturing unit, will the certificate it issues be valid?
I’m really curious too; I hope everyone will talk more about it. Is this design proof also required for the basic exam?
Please manually set it as a priority. Those who are aware of this, please let me know – 40 characters, 40 characters
I’ll try to handle it myself. Any seniors who have had similar experiences, please share your insights; I don’t want things to end before they even start