Do registered chemical engineers be exempt from the practical exam for fire protection registration?
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This post was last edited by peaceful112233 on 2016-6-27 at 16:28. I would appreciate it if those who are passing by could help answer whether exemption from the chemical engineering exam is available for those taking the registration exam for Level 1 fire engineers. If one is exempted from the practical exam, how can it be proven that the required chemical engineering qualifications have been obtained? Is a certification document needed or something else? I’m confused because I don’t want to register the fire protection system under my own company. . .
The exam has little relevance; according to the current examination policies, there are no provisions allowing exemption from practical components.
Isn’t it true that those with certificates in surveying and design are exempt from the practical exam?
It has nothing to do with each other. Registered fire protection is not in the category of survey and design.
There are exemptions; this is clearly stated in the application requirements
It is possible to be exempt from the practical exam, as clearly stated in the application requirements. Just bring the registered chemical engineer certificate for the on-site inspection.
You can be exempt from the exam; just bring the original of your certificate when registering and submit a copy!