What are the requirements for the first-class constructor/civil engineer (geotechnical engineer)? Registration conditions?

registration conditions for the registered civil engineer (geotechnical) examination

conditions for taking all subjects:

1. registration conditions for basic courses:

(1) obtaining this major (referring to the major of survey technology and engineering, civil engineering, water conservancy and hydropower engineering, port waterway and coastal engineering, the same below) or similar major (referring to the major of geological exploration, environmental engineering and engineering mechanics, the same below)

(2) have obtained a college degree in this major or a similar major, and have been engaged in geotechnical engineering for one year.

(3) Obtaining a bachelor's degree or above from other engineering majors and having worked in geotechnical engineering for one year.

2. Those who pass the basic examination and meet one of the following conditions may apply to take the professional examination:

(1) They have obtained a doctorate in this major and have worked in geotechnical engineering for 2 years; Or obtain a similar professional doctorate, and have been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 3 years.

(2) Having obtained a master's degree in this major and worked in geotechnical engineering for 3 years; Or obtain a master's degree in a similar major, and have been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 4 years.

(3) Having graduated from a double bachelor's degree or postgraduate program in this major and having been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 4 years; Or graduated from a double bachelor's degree or postgraduate class in a similar major, and has been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 5 years.

(4) having obtained a bachelor's degree in this major, and having worked in geotechnical engineering for 5 years in total, or having obtained a bachelor's degree in a similar major, and having worked in geotechnical engineering for 6 years in total.

(5) Having obtained a college degree in this major and having worked in geotechnical engineering for 6 years; Or obtain a college degree in a similar major, and have been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 7 years.

(6) Having obtained a bachelor's degree or above in other major fields, and having worked in geotechnical engineering for 8 years.

3. Those who meet one of the following conditions may be exempted from the basic examination and only need to take the professional examination:

(1) They obtained a master's degree or above in this major in 1991 and have worked in geotechnical engineering for 6 years; Or obtain a master's degree or above in a similar major, and have been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 7 years. o

(2) Having graduated from a double bachelor's degree or postgraduate program in this major in 1991 or before, and having been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 7 years; Or graduated from a double bachelor's degree or postgraduate class in a similar major, and has been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 8 years.

(3) In 1989 and before, he obtained a bachelor's degree in this major and worked in geotechnical engineering for 8 years; Or obtain a bachelor's degree in a similar major and have worked in geotechnical engineering for 9 years. o

(4) have obtained a college degree in this major and have worked in geotechnical engineering for 9 years in 1987 or before; Or obtain a college degree in a similar major, and have been engaged in geotechnical engineering for 1 years.

(5) In 1985 and before, he obtained a bachelor's degree or above in other engineering majors and worked in geotechnical engineering for 12 years.

(6) In 1982 and before, he obtained a college degree or above in other engineering majors and worked in geotechnical engineering for 9 years.

(7) Having obtained a technical secondary school diploma in this major or a technical secondary school diploma in a similar major in 1972 or before, and having worked in geotechnical engineering for 1 years in total.