Are there anyone who works with instruments in pharmaceutical companies? Or does anyone know about new chemical manufacturing projects?
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I feel young still; the system is stable, there’s less work to do, so it’s quite relaxed. I’d like to find a new project to keep improving my skills. Recently, a pharmaceutical company wanted to hire me, but I’ve been working in chemical plants and know little about the instrumentation used in the pharmaceutical industry. Has anyone worked in that field? Are there many instrumentation devices? Also, does anyone among you know of any new projects that are hiring?
I originally wanted to go to Inner Mongolia, but my girlfriend wouldn’t let me
This post was last edited by huio1983 on 2017-3-1 at 11:47. That falls under the category of fine chemicals; instruments are more or less the same everywhere, with only differences in brand. There are also instruments designed for hygienic applications, and it’s better to have analyzers suitable for laboratories, such as chromatographs and the like.
There are far fewer medical instruments, and the devices are also relatively simple
Go ahead; you won’t have to worry about medicine anymore.
I heard from the maintenance technician that there are many weighing devices used in the pharmaceutical industry
The regular instruments are fine; it’s just that in special cases we prefer to have direct contact. We go to new projects because everyone there gets along well, making it easier to establish connections, while at old factories, people like us who are outsiders are at a disadvantage