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I graduated with a degree in Process Equipment and Control Engineering, and since then I have been working in a design firm dealing with piping work. What certificates can I obtain in 2017?

Reply #22016-12-23

You should just get a Certified Chemical Engineer certificate; there’s nothing else that’s particularly worth taking an exam for. Or you could get a construction engineer certificate instead

Reply #32016-12-23

The inspector certificate for pipelines, you know. It has to be an intermediate engineer

Reply #42016-12-24

Certificates from the same or similar fields can be obtained

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