The certificate of chemical inspector belongs to the inspector, and it is necessary to submit a scanned ID card, academic certificate and 2-inch blue background photo materials for the examination. If you want to work as a chemical inspector, it is necessary to obtain a chemical inspector certificate. At present, many technical jobs need relevant certificates, so the advantages of obtaining the laboratory technician certificate outweigh the disadvantages.
Chemical inspector qualification certificate function:
Chemical inspectors are those who use instruments, equipment and appliances to inspect, detect, test and analyze the chemical properties and components of finished products, semi-finished products and raw materials, fuels and materials.
The role of chemical inspector certificate is to show that workers have the necessary knowledge and skills to engage in chemical inspection. Chemical inspector certificate is the qualification certificate for workers to apply for jobs, take up posts and start businesses. It is the main basis for employers to recruit workers, and it is also an effective proof for overseas employment and foreign labor cooperation personnel to apply for skill level notarization.
The qualification certificate of chemical inspector is divided into three grades, from high to low: five-level junior chemical inspector and four-level intermediate chemical inspector; Senior chemical inspector III. At present, the evaluation center of chemical laboratory technician's professional ability level of China Metrology Society only evaluates five grades: primary, intermediate and advanced.
Certificate application conditions:
1, junior chemical inspector:
(1) Those who have been engaged in chemical inspection related occupations for more than two years;
(2) 18 years old, the apprenticeship of chemical inspection specialty expires.
2, intermediate chemical inspector:
(1) More than six years experience in chemical inspection;
(two) after obtaining the primary certificate of chemical inspector, he has been engaged in relevant work for more than four years;
(3) Those who have completed relevant hours in regular colleges and passed intermediate skills training and obtained graduation certificates.