When applying for the Level 2 Constructor qualification in chemical engineering processes, is it categorized under the mechanical and electrical engineering specialty?
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As the title suggests, when applying for the Level 2 Constructor qualification in chemical engineering processes, is it categorized under the mechanical and electrical engineering specialty? Seeking advice from those with experience, thanks!
This can be chosen by oneself, but mechanical and electrical engineering are more relevant to us
Oh, it’s mainly for chemical engineering construction work; is a second-level qualification in mechanical and electrical engineering relevant for this?
Generally, in terms of employment, chemical engineering construction falls under the mechanical and electrical field.
No, the specialty for the Level 2 Constructor exam is chosen by oneself. It’s just that the mechanical and electrical specialty is encountered more often in daily work, so it’s easier to pass the exam; for other specialties, one starts from scratch, making them more difficult to pass