I just graduated and became a security officer!
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I just graduated and worked as a safety officer in my company. It is quite difficult for a large state-owned enterprise like ours to get a position. However, many people say that if you just graduated from college, you are better off with technology. This safety thing is not yours to do, and you will have no future, let alone development! After listening to everyone's words, I became disheartened. I was just like a clerk every day, doing basic records and making some fake materials. The more I did it, the less I liked it, and the more I did it, the more guilty I felt! The main reason is that there is not much work in our unit, and I have never encountered any management related to on-site safety. The worst thing is that one of the tasks in our unit is non-destructive testing, which requires the use of radioactive sources. As a young person, I sometimes have to come into contact with radioactive sources. I am scared! What if I get some kind of disease in the future~~~~~~~~Hey~~~ Let me talk about my own problems, and I also want to ask everyone, what should I do now! Thank you! ! !
Originally, I should have encouraged you to say something like "the future is bright, but the road is tortuous", but in the current form, I really can't say it. While you are young and unstructured, switch to other promising careers as soon as possible. If it doesn't work, just go and evaluate the company. The more familiar you are with evaluation, the easier it will be for you to do evaluations in the future.
Security is a very promising business now, but the premise is that you must do it well. Let me tell you that non-destructive testing is not as scary as you think. * * . I do inspections of special equipment and often perform operations and so on. I'm only 28 years old. It's very good to have a baby this year. There's nothing wrong with it. The main thing is that you won’t be afraid if you don’t face the radioactive source directly. I have been doing special equipment management for 5 years.
If you want to make an evaluation, you should take the opportunity to accumulate more experience and get the certificate you deserve!
Did the original poster go to PetroChina? That’s great! Come on to such a good company right after graduation, come on! It’s better to learn something about crafts when you have time, it will help you in your current work!
First of all, if you want to do a good job in safety, then you must learn the craft well. Only by learning the craft well can you do a good job in safety. I think your current workplace does not pay attention to safety, so it is not suitable for you to work in safety right after graduation. It is best to learn the craft first.* For a moment. Be the best in your field, but do it well.
Go to the site more and have a look, understand more and be more familiar with all aspects of the company's technology and process knowledge, which will be useful for security. Otherwise, it will be like what you said, "like a clerk, making basic records and making some fake materials."
It would be better to learn more process knowledge and visit more sites when you have time. This will be beneficial to work safety and will be of great use in future work!
I also worked as a safety officer in a state-owned enterprise right after graduation, and I really feel that safety is not taken seriously. Last year and a half * We have been working on the project for every period, just checking all kinds of violations, which works for the workers, but the more important institutional problems still cannot be solved. Many tasks are helpless, such as rushing to meet the construction deadline, working overtime day and night, and people are exhausted. In terms of remuneration, the remuneration for safety officers is very low. They are also in management positions. Some of my colleagues who came with me got bonuses for two months after entering the project, but I always seemed to be busy doing a part-time job, and in the end I got nothing. Finally, talking about the future, most people say that the future of security is still good, and I believe that, but I don’t know how many years of economic and conceptual transformation this will take. Also in distress.
It’s too late to envy you, but you are still disheartened...:dizzy: