Are there any professional restrictions for first-class builders?

The first-class constructor has professional restrictions.

According to the application conditions of the first-class constructor, the candidates who apply for the first-class constructor are majoring in engineering and engineering economics, with a college degree or above. In addition, candidates' working years must meet the corresponding requirements before they can apply for the first-level constructor exam. If one of the conditions can't meet the requirements, you can't apply.

1, application requirements

Applicants should be graduates majoring in engineering and engineering economics, and also meet the requirements of academic qualifications and working years:

College graduates need to work for more than 6 years and engage in the construction industry for more than 4 years before they can apply for the exam;

Undergraduate graduates must work for more than 4 years and work in the construction industry for more than 3 years before they can apply;

Those who have graduated with a double bachelor's degree must have worked for more than 3 years and worked in the construction industry for more than 2 years before they can apply for the exam;

After graduating from a master's degree, you must have worked for more than 2 years and worked in the construction industry for more than 1 year before you can apply for the exam;

Ph.D. graduates must have worked in the construction engineering industry for more than 1 year before they can apply for the exam.

2. Apply for architecture.

The majors that can apply for the first construction include civil construction, engineering management, architectural design, construction equipment, municipal engineering, real estate, water conservancy engineering and management, mechanical design and manufacturing, automation, electronic information, communication, environmental protection, electromechanical equipment, highway transportation, railway transportation, port transportation, pipeline transportation, forestry technology, urban rail transit, water transportation, civil transportation, resource exploration, water conservancy and hydropower equipment, geological engineering and so on. Materials, energy, power technology, computers, security, radio, film and television, etc. It depends on the professional comparison table built in that year to see if your major can be admitted.

Not all majors can apply for a construction. If the major is not right, you can get a high degree in engineering or engineering economics through adult education, and you can apply if you meet the conditions.