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Could you please tell me what kind of work you do?
Fuel oil is imported and mainly supplies refineries and power plants. Power plants as fuel. Local small refineries serve as raw materials for heavy oil processing projects.
Mainly produces zirconium oxychloride. I have been with the company for two years and have done everything, including energy saving, economic statistics, equipment management, chores, etc. I will do more work before I am exhausted.
I joined the company in February 2006 and took my first job. At that time, the catalyst was under construction. It was not until September that construction started. During this period, I worked in several refineries to learn.* , learn from * After the start of work, he has been the deputy squad leader (the full squad leader was hired from outside, and he started working in less than a year, and has been doing regular work since then). In May 2008, he was transferred to gas separation as a technician. In October, catalysis and gas separation were merged into one workshop, and he became the deputy director. Now I admire my director very much. I like him very much. I just do things according to his instructions, haha
Catalytic Cracking CEO (O is Operator, not Officer)
Facility Management and Project Assistant! ! :handshake
Mainly responsible for process, technological transformation and energy saving
I have worked as an operator, engaged in design and equipment research, managed production equipment technology, and now manage engineering projects. From state-owned to privately owned, after decades of hard work, we returned to before liberation overnight.
My job is mainly to cooperate with production and do some scientific research projects that are in line with reality, mainly on process optimization, energy saving and consumption reduction.
I have worked as an operator, squad leader, technician, and branch secretary, and now I work in the project management department to build integrated refining and chemical projects. :)
Mainly operation, if the operation is stable, cleaning
I have worked as a monitor and technician in the workshop, and now I am responsible for project management and project construction. It is a hard work and a reward!