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The certification exam is really deceptive; I’ve spent half a year working hard, yet I still haven’t registered for it, so I’m thinking about considering other exams instead. It’s nonsense; you can skip it. . . . . . I graduated from a second-tier petroleum university and have been working for two years. Worked in the process technology department of a new project for two years. (As it is still in the early stages of the project, the technical knowledge acquired over these two years is limited. I studied in detail the process packages for two types of units: one for producing ethylene glycol from syngas, and the other for separating CO2, H2, etc. using pressure swing adsorption. Since they are process packages, the scope of what could be learned was limited; the main focus was on memorizing the PID diagrams, and I became more proficient in using CAD. I also tried to understand the underlying principles of the processes, as well as the principles related to towers, tanks, pumps, and a few types of valves.) Due to factors such as funding and market conditions, the new project has not yet started. (http://imgstore01.cdn.sogou.com/app/a/100520032/e118 http://imgstore01.cdn.sogou.com/app/a/100520032/e118; the gap between ideals and reality – I thought I would learn a lot by joining this new project.) The result seems to have been wasted. . . ) In line with the goal of gaining experience, I sought another opportunity and was seconded to the safety, environmental protection, and quality supervision department of the company’s project construction headquarters to do various tasks (I had originally planned to stay in the engineering and technology department, but that didn’t happen). If a new project emerges (whose prospects are currently uncertain), I will return immediately; if things remain as they are, I will stay here for now. I’ve been preparing to take the basic exam for chemical engineers for several months now, but there’s been no news this year; I’m getting very anxious waiting for updates. http://imgstore01.cdn.sogou.com/app/a/100520032/e118{:soso_e118:} (Since it’s not a design institute, I’ve been worried about foundation issues in the future, as well as professional certification requirements.) I’m also reaching out to friends with relevant experience here to help answer this question. ) I plan to take other exams next year. I would like to ask the experienced colleagues: What qualification certificates can those working in the project management departments of chemical enterprises obtain? Registered Safety Engineer. I don’t have enough years of experience for the Level 2 or Level 1 qualifications. Registered supervision engineer. . . What other exams are there? Please comprehensively compare the various aspects of these certificates in terms of their impact on personal development. Please feel free to share your thoughts! ! ! Thank you! ! !
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Take the Certified Safety Engineer exam first; it’s relatively easier to pass! You need to have an intermediate professional title in order to take the exam for supervision engineer; the requirements for this role are quite high! :lol
In production units, give it a try to take the PMP exam offered by PMI: http://www.pmi.org/
What type of exam is this, and is it difficult?
I’ve been waiting for news regarding the registration process for over half a year now. Sigh, if there’s no exam this year, at least give an announcement earlier; it’s always frustrating to have hopes raised only to be disappointed
I just graduated! I want to get these certifications related to chemical engineering too! Do you know what they all are!
There is a high demand for construction engineers; in my opinion, it’s important to master English, as foreign technologies in the chemical industry are much more advanced
This guy is absolutely right; those who study chemical engineering must master English well
Study hard and get ready for the First-Class Constructor exam
While preparing for exams, learn Aspen Plus and CII software; they might come in handy in the future