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What kind of qualification is a Registered Mechanical and Civil Engineering Core Technician?

The Registered Mechanical Engineering Core Technician is a qualification registered and certified by industry groups for skilled workers who have extensive experience and excellent skills in civil engineering machinery (heavy machinery) construction sites, as well as the management skills to lead workers. This qualification is for veteran heavy machinery operators at the foreman level, and is awarded by completing a course and passing an exam. They are familiar with the operation and civil engineering of hydraulic excavators and bulldozers, and demonstrate high-level expertise and team leadership on site, and are responsible for formulating process plans, quality control, safety guidance, etc., and are active as the core of mechanical civil engineering construction. Those who hold the qualification are trusted by companies as core technicians and are treated preferentially as site leaders and full-time engineers, which is a great advantage when looking for employment, changing jobs, or getting promoted. In addition, those who hold this qualification are recognized as an engineer requirement for construction industry licenses, and are subject to additional evaluation points in corporate management reviews, so they are very useful in the industry.