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To the senior colleagues who are currently working there: are the positions related to oil testing and oil blending in refineries easy to get into? I’m a junior college graduate who will be graduating this year; I want to apply for these two positions. What preparations are needed?
First, you need a refinery to want you; only then do you have a chance. No one has gone in yet; it’s still far away
First, understand the responsibilities of each position in a refinery; based on your field of study, identify the positions that interest you, and at the same time consider planning your future career goals. Once you start working at the refinery, strive to do your best
Reply to 2# pyn9926: Thank you!
Reply to 3# linweihua6: Thank you!
Oil testing is highly toxic; blend it instead
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It’s fairly easy to get in; once you’re inside, you can learn slowly from the instructors. It’s simple as well – all you need is some theoretical knowledge in chemistry or chemical engineering
Reply to 8# Soaring Eagle: Where are you working, friend?
Reply to 6# mxlalsg: Why is the toxicity test for oil products so high? What tests are they all for? Is it easy to get into the oil blending role? Can one learn skills by following a master? Is oil blending technology easy to learn?
Reply to 8# Soaring Eagle: Where do you work? Can you learn skills by working under a mentor?/