I was exposed to the work of PX operators in combined aromatic units in my first job – is this a promising career path?
Thread Content
I would like to ask the seniors at Haiyou. I graduated in Electrical Engineering and Automation, and in my first job I was involved in the operations related to PX production. Currently, I am working under an engineer who has nearly 30 years of experience, and I am responsible for electrical and instrumentation tasks. I would like to know what the prospects are for this job, and whether it’s possible to work in this field for a long time Thank you all!
I want to have this position, but they think I’m too old.
Do you think this job is okay? Do you know the prospects for this job?
I’m not familiar with it; I just want to gain a better understanding of the preliminary steps in the chemical manufacturing process.
The development prospects for the aromatic hydrocarbons industry should be good.
It’s not about the prospects of the PX unit in integrated aromatic plants; it’s about the bright future ahead for your career in this field.
The prospects for the aromatic chemicals industry should be good, as these are products for which there is a significant shortage in the domestic market.
Just after graduating, it’s best to gain some experience on the front line for a few years, to be more attentive and focused – this way, one can grow rapidly
The profession of instrument technician has a promising future in chemical enterprises. There is no wide range of options for electrical and equipment maintenance.