Questions regarding the eligibility requirements for registering as a Public Equipment Engineer – solutions provided
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I am a master’s graduate in Chemical Engineering and Technology, having graduated in 2015. I am currently working on project development in the field of coal chemical engineering, and I would like to obtain the certification as a Registered Professional Engineer for Utility Equipment. Do my academic background and my current job meet the requirements for applying for this certification? Solve it, thank you
If you are taking the basic exam, of course you can take it if you have a master’s degree in your field
It should meet the requirements. You can check the requirements when applying again. You can graduate after completing the basic courses. For a specialized field, it is usually 3 years after completing the relevant major, and 6 years for related fields. For the specific time, please refer to the application requirements. There are some above. It might also be mentioned in some reference materials.
Okay, thank you very much:handshake