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I’d like to ask all the fellow sailors: how do you handle compliance with regulatory standards? I’ve read the guidelines as well, but it feels like I haven’t read them at all; when doing exercises, I still can’t find in the guidelines where certain answers can be found. I hope everyone can provide an effective review method.
I have the same question. With so many standards, what should I do? Should I familiarize myself with the outline of each standard, so that I know which chapter to turn to for the relevant information during the exam?
Hey everyone, does anyone know if the case study section of the 2016 professional exam will still consist of 25 calculation problems? Have there been any changes to this year’s exam syllabus?
If one does not have a background in design, these specifications may seem to require some time to understand. However, they are not difficult to comprehend; it’s sufficient to know where the key information can be found. To be honest, during the actual exam, there might not be enough time to consult these specifications
Well, when I do design work, I hardly ever refer to any codes or regulations – like petrochemical industry codes or building codes – it’s all so confusing to me
You’re amazing; there really are people who aren’t afraid of taking responsibility
Are you kidding me? The things I create don’t even require following any guidelines; why would I need to check them?
It’s better to get familiar with the regulations and standards in advance, as there won’t be enough time to consult books during the exam. Time in the exam room is really limited!