In chemical engineering design institutes, thermal engineers also draw pipelines; which field has more prospects, thermal engineering or piping work?
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In chemical engineering design institutes, thermal engineers also draw pipelines; which field has more prospects, thermal engineering or piping work?
Piping doesn’t require much technical skill; regardless of the industry, as long as one or two things are done according to the regulations, the rest is basically physical labor, with the most time-consuming part being the data collection. If the initial process layout is proper, the subsequent piping work will be easier. Still need to specialize in process and systems engineering
None of them have any future; only by changing jobs can one earn money