Sea friends, tell me who makes up the crew that operates your equipment – are there any really unusual members among them?
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Let’s talk about our hydrogenation plant first. Since many people changed jobs or were promoted at the beginning of 2017, the company hired some people on a temporary basis. Well, all sorts of people showed up – drivers, pump repairers, maintenance staff, and so on. We joked that all that was missing were cleaning staff to work with us on the hydrogenation process. Fellow workers, share your stories.
There are recently graduated students, soldiers, people who drive trucks, rich second-generation heirs who come here to have some fun, operators of excavators, and forklift drivers – our group is quite diverse
Skilled workers are recruited from specialized institutions, mostly university graduates.
Veteran equipment technicians, college students, vocational school students, and veterans.
People engaged in dry machining, fresh graduates from school, welders, insurance salespeople, experienced workers in other fields, those studying management – a wide variety of people in fact
There’s the one who delivers packages, the one who drives a truck, and there’s also one who studies psychology: L
The ignorant are fearless! In the hydrogen processing industry, when special accidents occur, courage is indeed needed at times; it is only when many people lose their lives that these bosses become more honest! Then let the blizzard come even stronger~~~ ~~~~