Shanghai’s foreign-funded companies are recruiting in large numbers for positions such as pipeline engineers and stress engineers!
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This post was last edited by coconuthang on 2010-12-13 09:05. Shanghai Richpower Chemical Technology Co. is currently seeking 6 “Piping Stress Engineers”, 3 “Senior HVAC Engineers”, 23 “Piping Engineers” and 8 “Process Engineers” for a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai. Please find the job descriptions. Could you contact me and send me your updated resume? These are new job openings from our client. If you or your friends are interested in these opportunities, please provide your most up-to-date resume. Here are our client’s job descriptions for your reference. For more information, please visit www.richpower.net.cn. You can also find more details about our company on www.01hr.com; the job description is available at http://www.01hr.com/company/g-249309760290.html. If you need any assistance in the future, feel free to contact us. Phone: 021-34133230; Email: rphr@richpower.net.cn. Welcome to Richpower Consultant! — Your value-added partnership! Our client is a globally renowned engineering company that ranks among the Fortune 500 companies, and we are your partner for career development. This Fortune 500 company operates in over 30 countries and is an internationally recognized engineering and construction firm that provides services and products to various industries, including those in oil and gas, LNG, gas-to-liquids, refining, chemicals, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare, and power generation. Its services include design, engineering, construction, procurement, project management, research, and plant operation. It has a well-established reputation for delivering high-quality projects on time and within budget. The company boasts expertise in managing large, complex projects, a global presence, strong relationships with clients, as well as state-of-the-art processes and technologies. Now, our client’s company in Shanghai is in need of hiring the following personnel to support its growth:6 “Piping Stress Engineers”:
1. Bachelor’s degree in chemical machinery or engineering mechanics.
2. 3 years of experience in piping design and pipe support/hanger design.
3. 3 years of experience in piping stress analysis, along with basic theoretical knowledge.
4. Familiarity with Caesar II software.
5. Knowledge of relevant Chinese codes and international codes such as ASME B31.3 and B31.1.
6. Good written and verbal English skills.
3 “Senior HVAC Engineers”:
1. Bachelor’s degree or higher in HVAC engineering.
2. At least 8 years of work experience in a design institute or engineering company, with experience in HVAC design in the petrochemical, chemical, or related fields.
3. Familiarity with relevant regulations, technical standards, and codes.
4. Proficiency in using office and drawing software such as MS Office and AutoCAD.
5. Possession of a registered HVAC engineer certificate.
6. At least 3 years of management experience.
23 “Piping Engineers”:
1. Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering.
2. At least 5 years of experience in piping design in oil & gas, petrochemical, refinery, or chemical plant environments.
3. Familiarity with relevant Chinese codes.
4. Good computer skills; knowledge of PDS 3D software is a plus.
5. Ability to work under pressure and willingness to travel.
6. Good written and verbal English skills.
8 “Process Engineers”:
1. Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering or a related field.
2. 5+ years of work experience in a design institute or engineering company in the chemical industry.
3. Fluent written and spoken English is an advantage.
4. Good skills in using Microsoft Office (Excel, Word) and AutoCAD.
5. Preference will be given to those who hold a registered process engineer certificate
What’s the compensation like? Could you tell me?
Reply to 2# gmtdzw: I think your question is too general. If you are truly interested in our company, please send your resume to our HR department along with the annual salary you are expecting (based on 40 hours per week and a work location in Shanghai). Thank you! PS: The work is based in Shanghai, but it’s a foreign company, so there will be opportunities for business trips abroad
Dear colleagues: Hello! Our company is a professional headhunting firm, so our target clients are not limited to just one company; moreover, there is no single standard for compensation. All of our clients are foreign companies, and once hired, employees may be sent abroad to support various projects at any time. Therefore, when setting your expectations regarding compensation, please use “40 hours per week & work location: Shanghai” as a benchmark! For projects overseas, the compensation consists of a salary based on mainland standards plus additional allowances abroad. Currently, there is a high demand for employees of all experience levels, so we encourage you to apply enthusiastically! rphr@richpower.net.cn
I’ve had enough experiences; my English is just average, so I’m not sure whether to do it or not{:1_90:}
Reply to 5# jilian: The English is passable; there is a high demand right now!^_^
I’m afraid I’m stuck on an English essay `scary, hehe
I didn’t even pass Level 3 of the English test. Do you want it? If so, I’ll go buy a train ticket to Shanghai.
Reply to 8# sswx: I really understand you guys~ But don’t be discouraged either~ English isn’t such a fundamental issue; after all, professional skills come first. Otherwise, why would we need engineering translators? Hehe~
This post was last edited by levjod on 2010-12-15 09:11. Pipeline stress engineer – the required qualifications are as follows: 1. Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering machinery or engineering mechanics; 2. Three years of experience in pipeline and pipe support design; 3. Three years of experience in pipeline stress analysis; 4. Familiarity with CII software; 5. Knowledge of domestic and international standards and specifications; 6. Good command of English
Reply to 10# levjod: Thank you, moderator!! Have the stress engineers at Kaichuan seen this?