Shanghai Hetu Petrochemical Engineering Co., Ltd
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Dear sea friends, is there anyone who works at Shanghai Hetu Petrochemical Engineering Co., Ltd.? What’s the compensation like? I have a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and technology, and I will be graduating this year. I plan to work at a petrochemical design institute; since my hometown is in Jiangsu, I intend to apply to that company. I would like to learn more about it from everyone here. 1. Is Shanghai Hetu Petrochemical Engineering Co., Ltd. located in employee dormitories? 2. What is the compensation for undergraduate students working in process design? 3. What kind of training does the company provide to employees after they start working there?
Reply to 2# dahei9971: Bro, you’re a veteran employee, right? How much can someone with over three years of experience earn annually at HEC?
Thank you for your suggestions and opinions; it seems you are an experienced professional in the design industry. What do you think are the best types of design firms to work for? Foreign-owned, state-owned, or private enterprise? Can ordinary people get jobs in state-owned enterprises? (A normal person refers to someone who has no interpersonal relationships.)
Does anyone know about Tianjin Chengsheng Petrochemical Design Company? I wonder how things are going in the industry
Reply to 7# Tryout: I went and checked it out; it doesn’t seem very good – it’s just a small private company. . . It can only be a temporary arrangement; if there are better, proper organizations available, go there instead.
Reply to 8# lunapretty: Hehe, thank you. .
How about going over there to work on pressure vessels? Has the original poster started working at HeTu?
Reply to 6# dahei9971: Hello, how are YanChang Holding Beijing Petrochemical Engineering Company and Hetu compared?
Reply to 11# Xiao Er Chen: I can answer your question. It’s definitely great that Yanchang Group has its own design institute. Many professionals were recruited from large companies such as Sinopec and CNPC. Moreover, Yanchang is considered the fourth-largest oil company, with considerable strength; there are countless projects to work on, so there are many opportunities and great potential!
Reply to 12# dd1213230: Thank you. I’m a newcomer; I’ll graduate next year and am looking for an employer that is suitable for newcomers, one that can offer good training opportunities. I don’t know much about this company. Are there any more detailed materials?
Reply to 13# Xiao Er Chen: There really isn’t any. There should be quite a few at Qingdao University of Science and Technology’s East China branch, and other design institutes likely have them as well. You can definitely take advantage of the resources available at your school and consult your seniors for advice