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Let’s all talk about it; it’s best if there are no shift rotations
If you don’t want to work shifts, it’s best to go to the Instrument and Electrical Workshop’s computer team to carry out computer maintenance work.
One can work on industrial computers, that is, on the maintenance of computer centers, or one can specialize in instrumentation. In ammonia synthesis plants, the five major specializations are chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, instrumentation, and civil engineering.
If conditions permit, it’s possible to pursue further training to work in the electrical and instrumentation department on the maintenance of automation systems. Of course, if you’re highly skilled, you can modify and innovate the DCS system software used in the factory; nowadays, DCS systems are basically based on open-source technology. Secondly, you can work as a network administrator; haha, no shift work is required for this job, but the salary isn’t high!
As long as one is willing to learn and eager to do so, they can take on any position, because people are malleable
If you don’t want to work shifts or endure hard work, then the only options are office clerk or electrical technician jobs; without putting in effort, it’s still possible to make a living
You could work as a warehouse clerk or a planner – no shift work required – but if you don’t put in effort in these two roles, you won’t achieve much.
It would be good to use it in an office; in a workshop, it can only be used for instrument repair
I’m not sure about your computer skills – do you know how to program? If you have strong computer skills, it’s best to give Zhejiang Zhongkong a try; they need such talents.