Which certificate is the most useful?
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My university major was Chemical Engineering and Technology; I have been working in the chemical industry for three years now. I would appreciate it if those with more experience could recommend which certifications are the most useful to obtain.
EHS is the most practical. . . . .
Get a marriage certificate first, then get a driver’s license.
What you say sounds quite reasonable – you can get a driver’s license in college, but you have to wait for a marriage certificate: lol
The reply on the 3rd floor is truly brilliant, haha……
The person on the third floor is really talented! :lol
What certificate is EHS? . . . .
HSE, that is, Health, Safety, and Environment
If you have just graduated, the order in which you should obtain certificates is as follows: property ownership certificate/driver’s license ----- marriage certificate ----- Certified Chemical Engineer certificate; that should be enough for you! After that, you can earn an income as a Certified HVAC Engineer as a source of supplementary income for your family. If you go further, by obtaining certificates in water supply and drainage or power engineering, your hair is likely to turn gray by then!
It’s best to consider your own actual work situation. First, think about what will be helpful for your work and beneficial for the development of your career; only then consider other factors such as financial income. If you take exams solely for the sake of money, it doesn’t make much sense. Moreover, if you fail the exams for that reason, it can be very disheartening, making you feel as though all your efforts have been in vain.