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With the overall chemical industry in a relatively sluggish state at present, the environmental protection sector is quite popular; technologies such as desulfurization, denitration, and MVR evaporation crystallization are seen very often! Many small environmental protection companies, with only 20 to 50 employees, end up handling contract values in the tens of millions or even hundreds of millions. . Are there any friends who work in such companies? Could you share some information about environmental protection firms, including salaries and things like that? I’m considering switching from chemical engineering design to work in the field of environmental protection. . . .
Once you get here, you’ll find that the chemical industry standards don’t really apply here; you have to start from scratch
In the current environmental protection industry, it’s not about production value; as long as the equipment works, that’s enough, since it doesn’t cause any serious mechanical harm to humans
The environmental protection industry has grown unchecked, with no industry standards at all. . .
The understanding is very profound. . That’s indeed the case.
This post was last edited by qq375170364 on 2015-7-9 15:24 – another expert in the field
What kind of crappy leader – a company like this can even grow? I’ll just go and destroy the U.S. embassy
The company is indeed quite large. In an environment of relative downturn in the chemical industry. . Last year, the turnover was hundreds of millions, and the profit was tens of millions! As mentioned above, it’s growing wildly!
Which environmental protection company is so excellent? And more importantly, what are the benefits?
I see many job postings related to environmental protection, and I feel tempted to change careers; it’s just that I don’t understand what they actually do, which is why I’m hesitating.