Worleyparsons – Chengdu office is recruiting candidates from various specialties
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This post was last edited by miniwowo on 2015-7-23 at 14:29. It’s an internal recommendation for a friend; applications should be sent through the internal process. Those interested can send their resumes directly to the email address 320955354@qq.com. Please indicate the position applied for and years of experience in the email subject. The required specialties include Engineering Manager, Process Engineer, Piping Engineer, Architecture Engineer, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Telecom Engineer, Instrument Engineer, F.F/Plumbing Engineer, Vessel Engineer, Machinery Engineer, HVAC Engineer, GPP Engineer, and Cost Controller. At least 5 years of experience is required, along with good English skills and experience in chemical engineering projects. We are also recruiting some senior members; experienced engineers are welcome! The project is mainly from BASF, and the recruitment company is Wolly Parsons. BASF’s design center has been moved to Chengdu, so there should be many projects in the future. BASF has established a global engineering design center in Chengdu High-Tech Zone: http://newscenter.chemall.com.cn/newsarticleg.asp?ArticleID=346781. Those who are interested in these positions in Chengdu can contact QQ: 320955354
Ah, on BASF’s blacklist, let’s take a look
I was involved in the exhaust gas purification work at BASF’s Jiangxinsha laboratory building in Shanghai, as well as the fresh air purification for the Shanghai Giant Panda project. I went to the BASF construction site and met with Worleyparson at Jiujiang Road to discuss these matters... Indeed, each of BASF’s different factory projects has its own characteristics; it’s challenging...
Why was it added to the blacklist? Let me introduce this situation
I’m not exactly sure; maybe I gave a poor impression during previous interviews
I worked at Worleyparsons’ office in Beijing before graduating; it was a pretty good company that placed a lot of emphasis on communication in English. I gained a lot from that experience – thanks!
No, there isn’t. During the economic crisis, foreign companies laid off employees, and it was also difficult to resolve residence issues. I later went to work for a state-owned enterprise and have been there ever since.
They’re hiring again, huh?:o:o**
Is a high level of English required? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?