What about the paint and gluing work?
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A plastics company asked me to work. Since I graduated this year, I was asked to work in the workshop for about 6 months first. Mainly produces coatings and adhesives. Then he said he would go to the laboratory to work. I don’t know what this kind of job is like, but I’m afraid that my body won’t be able to bear it. Anyone who has done this before can give me some experience. Is there any prospect? If I don’t work in a laboratory, my salary will still be 2,000 yuan, which will be miserable. Urgent, the signing will be decided this afternoon. . Thanks. Moderator, I know this is supposed to be a quick post in the professional forum, but I think this is a more detailed area and I know more about it. If the moderator thinks it's inappropriate, you can post my post to the professional forum.
I suggest you go to work first. The employment situation this year is so severe. Find a job first and then choose a career. The overall situation of the paint industry is not bad, the market is large, and the technology still needs to be improved by talents. As long as you really take root and learn to do it, you will have a better future. Believe in yourself and believe in the future!
If the poster has the opportunity to sign a contract, he should seize it first. After all, the current employment situation is not good. Also, if the poster is a boy, I suggest you first learn craftsmanship and other technologies in a factory, and then switch to technical sales, which can make a lot of money. come on! :handshake
Organic gases may have an impact on the body.
It depends on what you are doing. Generally speaking, there is no big problem if you pay a little attention to it. The factory has protective equipment. There is no problem if you follow the specifications.
It’s okay. More than ten of my classmates with master’s degrees have gone to work in paint after graduation. AkzoNobel and Carpoline have them.
Working in the workshop of a paint factory is quite harmful to the body. I work in a curing agent and I often come into contact with TDI.
It may be related to the variety, but some are not poisonous.
It is recommended to check the variety and labor insurance before making a decision.
What’s important is whether the individual is willing to continue working in this industry. If so, stay or leave as soon as possible.
If you have studied this major and like this industry, it is a good thing to start from the grassroots level. Paints and adhesives, traditionally speaking, contain many toxic substances. For example, the organic solvent benzene. But now we are also producing environmentally friendly products, but it will take some time for these products to be fully accepted by the market.