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I have a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and Technology. I started working with DCS systems just half a year after graduating, and it has been two years now. I want to achieve further progress in my career; what should I do to improve myself? What skills or knowledge would be most helpful for my professional development? Thank you. . .
Study content related to your work, and it’s best to learn the knowledge of chemical engineers as well; take national exams to keep improving yourself. Promotions come naturally and automatically. . .
Based on the Deep Specialized DCS, strive to acquire knowledge of instruments and obtain relevant certifications, mainly by learning from your supervisors.
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In a industry like this, what certificates are required to obtain?:lol:handshake
For those majoring in chemical engineering and technology who work with DCS, it seems like this is a quite significant crossover. Generally, only those who study fields such as automation or instrument control work in the field of automation; in your major, instrument operation is handled by operators