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10 master’s graduates in coal chemical engineering: 1. Recent master’s graduates from 1211 universities, majoring in chemical engineering processes, coal chemical engineering, applied chemistry, analytical chemistry, chemical engineering machinery, automation, or related fields. 2. Excellent academic performance, proficiency in CET-6, with no record of retakes. 3. Good adaptability and communication skills, as well as the ability to work hard and adapt to a factory environment.
3 researchers in coal chemical engineering: Requirements: 1. Majors in coal chemical engineering, chemical engineering processes, or related fields. 2. Master’s degree or above. 3. Preference will be given to those with experience in research projects related to coal chemical engineering. 4. Preference will be given to those holding the title of senior engineer. Contact: coalfy@163.com
Reply to 1# coaljob: Is a diploma from a junior college sufficient for a worker in the coal chemical industry?
What is the main area of focus? What’s the compensation like?
Xuyang Coking offers poor benefits and an extremely poor working environment. . . When we graduated from undergraduate school in 2008, they said the salary would be 1500 per month. After going there, I saw that the working conditions were extremely poor, so I didn’t sign the contract
It’s obvious that this is meant to attract fresh graduates; coal chemical industry professionals aren’t recruited in this way. Those hired in this manner are either people with connections or incompetent graduate students. Look for them in private enterprises that manufacture coal chemical equipment – it are the junior college graduates who, in order to make a living, work as fitters in hot workshops, draw part diagrams, and provide technical services at coal chemical plants in northern Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia, yet still only earn 1,000 RMB per month, that are the real talents.
What a good job, but the requirements are quite high