Can those without a chemical engineering background apply to become petrochemical engineers?
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Dear experts, I have 8 years of work experience in the petroleum refining industry, having worked in the production facilities all this time. I hold a bachelor’s degree in computer science. I was wondering if I am eligible to apply for the position of petrochemical engineer Are registered chemical engineers the same as petrochemical engineers? Online registration for the human resources examination is required; the exam for chemical engineers is held at a fixed time each year. Chemical engineers, on the other hand, have 4 opportunities to take this exam per year. I’d like to know the difference between these two, thank you~~~
What is a petrochemical engineer? Was it organized by that department? What’s the use?
I just checked – a petrochemical engineer is a professional title, which is divided into assistant, intermediate, and senior levels； Being a registered chemical engineer is a qualification required for the field of survey and design; it’s a rather specialized requirement. For those who are not from a design background, it’s more reliable to pursue professional title evaluations
As long as you meet the required duration of service, you can apply at any time; you just need to pass the computer and foreign language tests and then submit an application to obtain it! To register, one needs 3 or 5 years of design experience.
I majored in computer science, not chemical engineering – can I still obtain the title of Petrochemical Engineer?
No, only a computer science degree is accepted!
I currently have a bachelor’s degree in computer science, and I plan to obtain a second degree in chemical engineering. I was wondering if it’s possible to undergo another evaluation for a professional title; are there any requirements regarding professional titles for a second degree?