I would like to ask: what is Huisheng Engineering Company’s technical capability in coal chemical processing?

It is said that they have strong backing and exert considerable influence in bidding processes

They have some strength, but I’m not optimistic about their boss’s abilities!

They are quite strong in the field of ethylene petrochemicals, and can be compared to Shanghai Engineering Company and Beijing Institute. I am optimistic about their capabilities. The internal staffing situation isn’t very clear. The coal chemical industry is currently quite popular, so there should be plenty of opportunities there.:victory:

Shanghai Wu Zheng Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. has strong capabilities in the coal chemical industry!

This company was originally strong in pyrolysis furnaces; it has now also completed two projects in the field of coal chemicals, and possesses strong overall engineering capabilities

The Shanghai Huisheng Engineering Company, which is part of this firm, is quite good, especially in terms of pyrolysis furnaces. As for the coal chemical company based in Nanjing, I’m not very optimistic about it – neither its scale nor its capabilities can compare to those of companies like Shenhua and Datang. I once had the opportunity to receive an offer from that company; their internal management is actually quite good

Shanghai Wu Zheng Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.? Is that a mistake? There’s no such company, right?

Huisheng Group started out with ethylene cracking furnaces, and over 90% of its business comes from CNPC, Sinopec, and CNOOC. It has pursued a successful development path and currently consists of several subsidiaries such as Huisheng Engineering, Huisheng Energy, Huisheng Heavy Industry, and Huisheng Communications. There are plans to go public in the near future, and the company’s strength is continuing to increase. Given its optimism regarding the coal chemical industry, it has not only built phases 1 and 2 of coal gasification plants in Nanjing for the production of methanol and CO but also actively participates in the construction of coal chemical projects, reportedly achieving a high success rate in winning bids. Phase 1 was designed by Tianchen, while phase 2 was designed internally by the company. In addition, it collaborates with relevant research institutions and companies like GE on research related to water-coal slurry gasification. The company’s founder has great vision, and the work environment seems good, with a strong cultural atmosphere. However, since it is a private company, it depends on whether people can adapt to it. Formal attire, including suits and ties, is required for work. Recent graduates can give it a try; if it doesn’t suit them, they can change jobs, as employee turnover is already high.

Huisheng Company seems to be a good option. It started working in the coal chemical industry relatively late, but it possesses strong capabilities. Currently, the key technical personnel in charge of the operations at Nanjing Huisheng Coal Chemical Industry have extensive experience in this field, with over a decade of work experience each. The key figures in areas such as gasification, purification, instrumentation, and equipment were recruited from the Weihe Coal Chemical Group in Shaanxi Province.

The field of coal chemical engineering design is still in its infancy; it’s hard to speak of strong capabilities in this area. Those who come from factories do have experience, but designing projects is a different matter. The original poster can take a look, but I think it’s better not to do so if one has just graduated and still needs to learn more

Congratulations to the original poster. Huisheng seems to be a pretty good company – it has production facilities as well as its own design institute; I’m sure one can learn a lot there

No matter what organization it is, as long as people put in effort, progress is certain to be achieved. Huisheng and Huafu are newcomers in the field of coal chemical industry, but by focusing on attracting top talent and integrating advanced technologies, it is entirely possible for them to catch up with and even surpass the design units that used to belong to the Ministry of Chemical Industry.

Huiseng has a lot of potential; he’s good, I’m optimistic about him.

This post was last edited by qiuzhiren on 2013-3-12 at 14:16. The engineering company is okay

It’s a post from 5 years ago; HuiSheng has indeed developed rapidly.

Huisheng has established a branch in Wuhan. Does anyone who is aware of this situation know anything about it?