I graduated in chemical engineering and work in water treatment; what should I take exams for in the future? Confused recent graduates

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I signed a tripartite agreement half a year ago without really understanding what I was doing. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering, but my job is in the field of water treatment; currently, I don’t know how to proceed beyond just using existing templates, and I have no mentor either. I’m not sure what certificates I could obtain in the future, so I’m hoping to get some advice! 1. For the registration in chemical engineering fundamentals, it is possible to take the exam for this qualification; however, one needs to have 4 years of experience in chemical engineering design, which doesn’t relate much to my work in water treatment, so I’m frustrated… 2. For the registration in environmental protection fundamentals, one needs 1 year of experience in environmental protection work, followed by another 8 years of experience – it seems to be related to my field of work? 3. Some friends have recommended me to become a equipment engineer; to take the exam for this qualification one needs to have worked in the field of utility equipment for 1 year, while for the more advanced professional qualification, 8 years of experience is required... So what should I choose? Are there any better suggestions? ? ? Kneel in gratitude!