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I majored in chemical engineering, and this year I was lucky enough to pass the exam for registered chemical engineers. I want to continue taking exams for certification in water supply and drainage or HVAC. In the forum, it is mentioned that ** – which of these two exams offers better prospects, and what is the difficulty level of each? I hope fellow sailors will not hesitate to share their advice; thanks again in advance!
It’s different; if you just want to obtain more certificates, then it’s actually the same
I want to know that after passing the Juhua exam, if I want to take the exam for water supply and drainage, do I have to retake the basic courses? Is it possible to be exempt from the exam? Thank you!
This post was last edited by luaf on 2017-5-6 at 11:54. Those who need a registration certificate for water supply and drainage can contact me
Relatively speaking, registering for water supply and drainage is a bit simpler than registering for HVAC. The original poster might also consider registering for a degree in power engineering; the prospects for this field are uncertain, but things seem to be going well at the moment
Thank you, your reply is very helpful
I also plan to take the exam; a senior suggested taking the one related to water supply and drainage
Our company is currently recruiting registered supervision engineers as well as engineers with levels 1 and 2 in structural engineering; those interested in working part-time can get in touch!