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Everyone: My brother applied for a job as a process engineer for a certain project and was successful. But I don’t know what the job responsibilities are? Can any expert give me some advice so that I can keep my job? Thank you. This post was last edited by future0225 on 2009-3-22 16:31 ]
I think each project has its own characteristics and cannot be generalized. First of all, you have to attend the project meeting and propose process conditions (such as basic conditions such as the direction of the medium, operating pressure, operating temperature, and placement of operating signals that are necessary to complete an operating unit) to the design institute. The design institute will conduct detailed design based on the process conditions you proposed. The second step is to conduct an audit based on the process patent package to see if their process patent package meets the operating conditions and maintenance isolation conditions. What’s more, bring up unreasonable design settings and discuss them with everyone, your ideas, and propose rectification plans. If it is a new construction project, it is necessary to determine the direction of the process pipeline when encountering conflicts between on-site process pipelines and structures, etc. After the project is completed, you will also need to review the materials used for the process pipelines, perform pressure tests, etc. In short, there are many things. :) The projects I do are basically these. For reference only.
Thank you so much for your reply, it's very inspiring to me. Judging from the responses from the 2nd floor, the 2nd floor participated in the entire construction process. My project is currently in the construction stage. According to the suggestions of my friends on the second floor, I will list the work responsibilities during the project construction and ask for your advice so that I can improve and revise it. 1. Review whether there is a collision between the structure and the pipeline and whether the pipeline path is feasible. 2. Review the maintenance conditions of the patented process package and prepare an inspection report on the maintenance and isolation conditions. 3. Review the operating conditions of the patent work package and prepare an operational operating condition verification report. This post was last edited by future0225 on 2009-3-22 17:20 ]