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Hello everyone, I am a graduate student majoring in pharmaceutical engineering. I am currently engaged in chemical process design, with 3 years of experience. During this year’s qualification review for professional titles, the provincial talent agency stated that the specialty and work experience did not match, so it was not possible to apply for the title of petroleum and chemical engineering specialist. I checked, and the application requirements for professional engineers in petrochemicals in Hebei Province apply to engineering and technical personnel who work in fields such as petroleum and petroleum refining, polymer chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, chemical engineering, chemical analysis, and fine chemicals. I’m not sure if what I do falls under the category of pharmaceuticals and chemicals. I’d like to ask everyone for their advice; thank you
Here, to obtain a professional title, it is required that the work one does be related to their field of study.
Does pharmaceutical engineering not fall under it? Let me ask the expert @luaf
It’s very likely that the staff are deliberately making things difficult for you. The staff at the Tangshan Talent Market deliberately make things difficult for ordinary people. For example, each document requires the company’s stamp, which is placed in the upper right corner; yet when submitting the documents, it is said that the stamp should be in the upper left corner. Do you call this a problem? If it’s a problem, why not say so in advance? When you ask some questions related to filling out the form, they say that everything is clearly written in the \"Instructions for Filling Out the Form\", so one should read it themselves.
Here, to obtain a professional title, it is required that the work one does be related to their field of study.
In the case where your major is relevant to the field in question, an initial determination can be made without the need for evaluation; however, if you apply in the petrochemical sector, since it isn’t relevant, an initial determination cannot be made – an evaluation is required, and the application must be submitted in accordance with the evaluation criteria
I don’t think it’s necessary. I majored in materials chemistry, and yet last year I was able to obtain an intermediate professional title in chemical engineering (petrochemicals). I’m from Shijiazhuang
How should it be handled now? I majored in biomedical engineering; I’m not sure if I’m eligible to become a chemical engineering engineer
I’m sorry for not replying earlier. I applied for the evaluation of an intermediate professional title this year, and the process is the same as that for advancing from an assistant level to an intermediate level: a paper is required, along with other relevant materials. The results aren’t in yet; we’re waiting. . . . . .
The results should be coming out soon now; wish you success in passing