Is it worthwhile to spend time on the dry process to handle the registration procedures for cost estimation, supervision, and fire safety?
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This post was last edited by longkui1990 on 2016-9-26 at 20:41. Injection engineering is definitely the top priority; obtaining a first-level construction engineer certificate and working in consulting are also valuable additions. However, these past two years have been quite frustrating due to the challenges associated with getting that first-level certificate. Still, injection engineering seems to be more relevant in this context. Several colleagues in my department have already passed the consulting-related exams, so I would like to give it a try if I can. As for cost estimation, supervision, and fire safety, I’m not very familiar with them. I found in some posts that supervision seems to be relatively simpler, so I might try it after I’ve managed to obtain the first-level construction engineer certificate. Cost estimation is said to be even more difficult than that certificate, and it requires more specialized knowledge. Fire safety is a field that’s only been around for a few years, so there isn’t much information available compared to other fields. I hope those with more experience can offer some guidance. O(∩_∩)O Thank you!
All of these are good. Supervision is the simplest, followed by consulting, first-class construction engineering, and fire protection. Actually, I think you should take the exam for the certification that the organization offering payment is willing to fund. It’s risky to go out. . We are all law-abiding citizens. :lol
Trying to get such certificates outside the official system is hardly possible now that the Four Databases and One Platform are in use. It’s not very useful unless obtaining the certificate allows your employer to increase your salary, or if you plan to change careers in the future
Those working in process engineering can also take exams for safety assessment and environmental assessment, which are also relevant to their field
It’s always good to learn more
The key is that the amount of time is fixed; if too much of one thing is done, less of something else will be done
Overall, the reason there’s time to do these things is that there’s less work available these days!
If there’s little work, then there’s less money. To earn money, if the company pays for certifications, then one should get those certifications; after all, with little work to do, there’s time to take exams
Obtaining certifications has become increasingly complicated these days; it’s hard to get rid of them once you have them, so one can only obtain certifications in order to change careers:D