Dear friends, what should you do to prepare for an interview with a water treatment equipment company?
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Dear fellow seafarers: Recently, I applied for an installation and commissioning position in a water treatment equipment company. What preparations should I make for the interview? For example, I want to read some professional information. I graduated in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and technology, and my current position and major are completely unrelated. Thank you for your help.
Is there no technical support from Hiyou engaged in environmental protection equipment? Sea friends, please help!
In fact, it is unlikely that the position and major are closely aligned.
I think I can use this opportunity to expand my horizons.
The treatment for doing water work is not very good, so the host should be prepared.
Water treatment, as the name suggests, is sewage treatment. You need to master some relevant knowledge, such as biodegradation or carbon absorption. Many sewage treatment units have their own technologies, but they are all similar. If you apply for installation and debugging, of course you must have a certain understanding of the operation of the equipment. Valve opening materials, selection of different installation methods in different environments, etc. If you study chemical engineering, this is not relevant to you. Haha, I wish you good luck.
You can read some information about water treatment equipment. To debug it, you need to understand what kind of equipment it is.