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I graduated from college 8 years ago and work in a chemical plant. What certificates would be good to obtain?

2016-02-28View Original

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I graduated from undergraduate school 8 years ago, majoring in applied chemistry; I work in a chemical plant. In 2015, I obtained a safety certification, but netizens claim that this certificate is merely for show. I’ve looked into the certifications for registered chemical engineers and environmental engineers; both of these require relevant design experience in order to be obtained. What other certifications are suitable for me based on my qualifications? I don’t want to waste my youth anymore
Reply #22016-03-01
I’d better become a registered safety engineer. The rest is basically unrelated to your work.

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