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Do you understand all those weird titles? Do you know what rank corresponds to titles such as Deputy Shift Supervisor, Chief Engineer, and Plant Manager? Refining and chemical companies have some bizarre job titles that can easily confuse people! For example, deputy chief engineer, deputy section chief. The most impressive position is the shift-based deputy director! ! ! Shift deputy director, deputy director, on shift! A highest title for skilled veteran teachers and senior team leaders, enjoying the benefits of an associate director! So, what is the rank of a plant manager in Zhoushan these days? Is it equivalent to a workshop supervisor in a state-owned enterprise? What is the rank of the director at Hengli? What rank does a shift leader with the treatment of an associate director hold? What rank is the chief engineer? Do you know all of this? Do you know any weird titles? Let’s exchange and discuss them together!
With these job titles, petrochemical companies can justify paying higher salaries and bonuses, which is why some companies come up with all sorts of unusual job titles. For non-state-owned enterprises, there will be no such job titles.
Indeed, it’s just about giving those employees who do a better job a higher salary. Over time, it also turned into a kind of benefit, as there are limited positions available while there are many capable people. And later on, it became a sort of balance act
Chief Engineer. It means enjoying the salary of a director, but without the administrative responsibilities and corresponding rights of a director
Little F wrench: I’ve been an engineer for five years now, but still haven’t been promoted. Once the required time is up, one is automatically promoted to chief engineer as a form of consolation.
Strictly speaking, the title of chief engineer isn’t considered a professional rank; in the past we provided them with similar treatment, though it was slightly lower than that of an administrative chief
What rank does a vice-class teacher hold? I have no idea how these weird titles were created; they’re something like section chiefs, I guess? When the workshop supervisor is not present, the shift leader should assume the duties of the workshop director. Shift deputy supervisor: For a specific work section or production line, the shift operators are supervised by a dedicated deputy supervisor.
The position of chief engineer is modeled after practices in some foreign companies; in addition to the chief engineer, there are also senior engineers and so on. For example, at Yantai Wanhua, those in the role of chief engineer earn more than department managers, which encourages technical staff to focus on their technical work
Under the flat organizational structure reforms of recent years, the role of device manager has been integrated into the production department; each device now has its own device manager, and there are no longer any workshops
Slightly higher salary, a nice title, but probably not many rights.
When I saw the chief engineer, I just chuckled; it’s not appropriate to talk about it on this forum.