How can a bachelor’s graduate in Process Equipment and Control Engineering work in a design institute for equipment procurement?
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I have a bachelor’s degree in Process Equipment and Control Engineering, and I want to work in a design institute dealing with equipment procurement. As mentioned in the title, Shandong Sanwei Petrochemical is responsible for equipment procurement. Please help me analyze this situation, guys and girls
Have you received the 3D notification? How many people are needed for 3D this year? It’s close to my home, and I want to go too, but I’m a girl :( :'( :'(
Personal advice: 1. Procurement work requires good interpersonal skills, enabling you to build a large network of suppliers for various types of equipment in your work. 2. Performing procurement tasks also requires knowledge of relevant equipment and the ability to identify fake or low-quality products; solid fundamental skills are necessary for this. This is just my unprofessional suggestion – I’m not sure if it will be useful to you
It’s a great job; keep up the good work. Once you become more familiar with this field over time, many people will ask you for help. In this job, it’s others who ask you to do things, so it’s relatively comfortable.
Purchasing is pretty good; I never had that opportunity before. Now I want to change, but it’s too late to do so
It depends on whether it suits one’s personality. . .
It’s great to work in procurement. LZ thinks that as long as it suits one’s own preferences and one is interested in this job, that’s fine.:handshake
I also want to work in design so I can learn more
Working in procurement is like being at the mouth of a volcano; it’s essential to keep a tight grip on things, pay attention to communication skills, improve professional competence, and communicate more with supervisors.
Purchasing? Hehe~~ If I went there, I would work in design as well; I’m involved in the process too. But I work on the olefins project at Shenhua. It really doesn’t matter where you are – as long as you work hard, you’ll definitely be able to make a name for yourself. Do you think purchasing equipment is a bit wasteful? I know of other companies that are good at 3D! It’s great to want to find a job – what’s so great about that?