“I’m facing the challenge of selecting equipment; I hope everyone can help!
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This post was last edited by yjfxy928 on 2010-6-30 at 10:33. Hello everyone, I majored in chemical engineering and have been working for 4 or 5 years now； Now I have an understanding of pipeline accessories, as well as various types of equipment in the petrochemical and coal chemical industries ； I like working on equipment selection and handling projects. And they are also not very willing to engage in equipment design and manufacturing on a long-term basis ； Daily drawing-related work! Could everyone help analyze what it would be like to work at a bidding company? Or, for my career path, what kind of company and position should I pursue? In-depth discussions come with great gifts!
For those with a degree in chemical engineering, possible employment options that remain within this field include: 1) enterprises such as chemical plants or oil extraction facilities that have equipment and require maintenance; 2) design institutes or research centers; 3) equipment manufacturing companies; 4) agencies that deal in equipment and components; 5) units that specialize in the reprocessing and repair of equipment. ..... Based on what you’ve said, the bidding work is certainly suitable for you, but it’s not an easy task. The positions for bidding exist in 1 and 2; 345 are for tendering.
The bidding company – that’s possible! As long as there is someone. Working on projects is also an option; one needs to be ambitious and skilled at building relationships. You can work in design as well; once you’re successful, you can become a technical director without having to draw diagrams, and you can still earn a high salary. The key is to excel in whatever field you choose; perseverance is the most important thing. Do you have it?