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Who are the candidates who register for the power test? Who are there in larger numbers? If you know anything, please reply.
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I think it’s mainly those who work in HVAC and power engineering
HVAC deals with air conditioning, while power engineering focuses on pressure equipment; there is a significant difference between the two.
In our facility, the HVAC and power systems are handled by the same team, so I see that those who work on air conditioning systems also take exams to obtain power system-related certifications
The basic exams are similar, but the specialized exams differ greatly. If you really decide to switch fields, it’s better to be cautious and spend a few years studying; although the fields may be related, there are still many differences between them. HVAC uses slight positive pressure, and almost all the equipment involved is pressure-related.
By the way, I’d like to ask again: is it necessary to enroll in a training course?
It would be even better to enroll in a training course if there’s time.
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