Coal chemical industry talent recommendation

Is it okay to be older but have more experience?

In fact, there are very few talents in this field. Most of them have theory but lack practice.

Do you want someone who has no academic qualifications and worked as a worker?

Now I'm managing the preliminary work of a coal project. It didn't take long for me to graduate. I have no problem with my English, but I don't have any certificates like being an engineer. Is that okay?

I self-recommend, I happen to be of this age group, please PM me.

What does a coal chemical project engineer mean? Does it need to be someone with rich experience in project construction or someone with rich operating skills? This post was last written by qianlima_Edited by wangyr on 2008-3-4 14:56 ]

Hehe, it’s kind of interesting that someone is recruiting people like this. Come to us and I will receive you. Coal water slurry gasification and coal chemical industry * * Engineering Research Center, Tengzhou, Shandong This post was last edited by chivine on 2008-3-4 15:01 ]

I have been engaged in the construction of 200,000 tons of synthetic ammonia and 200,000 tons of methanol projects. The section responsible for the construction is the construction of sulfur-resistant transformation, transformation bypass, low-temperature methanol washing, and liquid nitrogen washing. 3 years of construction experience, 1 year of design experience, and 6 years of graduation time. The intermediate professional title certificate for engineers has been passed online but I did not get the hard copy. The age requirement is met and the English proficiency is average.

If you want others to recommend candidates, you should also briefly introduce your own project situation, such as company size, project location, work location, approximate salary, etc.……

You should also briefly introduce the project situation, such as company size, project location, working location, approximate salary, etc... I basically meet the requirements, it's up to you.

Thank you for your attention. Please clarify some questions. If you are interested, please send me your resume. At the same time, I also state that I am also a coal gasification project manager. I am just helping the company find some talents, not personnel, nor an intermediary. 1) Regarding positions, I now mainly refer to engineering project managers or project managers, or budget estimates, working in Shanghai, but the projects may be elsewhere in the country. 2) We plan a series of gasification projects, not a single project. The project will require a large number of production operators in the later stages, and we will inform you at that time. 3) Project management experience is very important, and the age limit can of course be relaxed appropriately. 4) Since you need to communicate frequently with American colleagues, basic English proficiency is still necessary. 5) Salary is around 200,000 before tax.

The salary is too little. It’s 200,000 yuan after tax in China. If I don’t go, I won’t go.

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shenlinlong@163.com

Please introduce me. I have been engaged in coal chemical engineering for almost four years. I am a bachelor's degree graduate in coal chemical engineering. I don't have an engineer certificate yet, but I will be able to get it next year. I am mainly engaged in production technology management, and now I am also managing quality inspection. I just want to have the opportunity to find an ideal company. You can contact us at yfb777@163.com.

To be honest, 200,000 before tax is considered a lot, and it is still a foreign-funded enterprise. It has been 6 years since my brother graduated with a master's degree and has been working at Huawei for 1 year. He has all 5 certificates and his annual salary is only 130,000 before tax. However, the English speaking requirement is very difficult in this major because there is little communication! Working in a small coal chemical industry company only costs about 40,000 yuan, and in a large company it only costs 60,000 to 80,000 yuan. The intensity is probably not as high as that in foreign companies, and it is not easy to be fired.

I'm still young, so it seems necessary to work hard, otherwise I won't be able to do it when I'm older and have no skills.

I am a recent graduate with a master's degree in coal chemical engineering. I have 2 years of experience in chemical equipment design. My English is OK. I am not sure if it is suitable?

It should be stated clearly, after all, we are looking for talents, haha