Is it necessary for those studying chemical engineering to take the certified fire protection exam?
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I saw that registration has started online; it’s tempting~~~ I don’t work in the fire sector, so I guess I’d just use the certificate for affiliation purposes.
If time permits, it can be considered; but if one is busy, it is advisable to focus limited energy on meaningful tasks and do more things that are helpful for one’s career planning.
First, ensure possession of the injection molding qualification + first-class constructor certificate + senior engineer title~
Things are so sluggish these days; it’s not bad to take some tests. I just went through the textbooks, and I can learn a lot from them as well.
One should keep learning throughout life. Skills are never a burden; by learning*, one can also acquire a lot and improve oneself.
I also want to take the exam and learn more, as it will be helpful for my design work
The announcement for this year’s chemical engineering exam hasn’t been released yet; the industry is in a downturn with few projects available. Since there’s nothing to do, I’ll sign up for the exam first and give it a try. . :L
I’ve signed up and bought the books. One month seems a bit short; both of the relatively easy subjects involve multiple-choice, short-answer questions, and case studies, which are even more challenging
There were layoffs in September, and in October I wanted to take the fire fighter exam, but I couldn’t find a company to provide the necessary signature.