What skills should recent college graduates have to work in a sulfur workshop?
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Hello, everyone! I am a recent college graduate who has been assigned to the sulfur workshop. I would like to ask my seniors what skills I should possess in order to be competent for this job. Thank you all again! ! !
Learn more from the master*. . . Fix the position, and prioritize learning. . . I am also a new employee who graduated in July this year and joined the sulfur unit. . . . . Learn from each other* and improve together. . . .
First, look at some technical materials on sulfur recovery to understand the process (it’s best to draw it out). Also, one needs to work in shifts for at least two to three years, during which time it’s important to pay close attention to any changes in the process parameters during operations; special attention should be given during startup and shutdown, as these are the times when the most knowledge can be acquired. As long as you put in effort, you will surely succeed.
First, learn more from experienced craftsmen* to thoroughly understand the on-site process flow, pipelines, and technical principles
The most important thing is safety; this workshop deals mainly with hydrogen sulfide, which is highly toxic. First, one must master safety; safety comes first.
I want to understand the chain system for sulfur recovery right now; it’s too complicated. Bro, be patient
Read more materials, do more hands-on work, ask more questions, learn more, be diligent, humble, practical, and work hard! Hehe
Bro Long, haha, I didn’t expect to see you here