Planning to establish an instrumentation and control technical services consulting company
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Having been in the instrumentation industry for over 20 years, I plan to start my own business. I believe that some chemical companies currently lack sufficient expertise in instrument control technology, and there is no need for them to maintain a highly skilled technical team. In light of this, I want to establish an instrument control technology services and consulting company. On the one hand, it undertakes the maintenance and repair of daily instrument control equipment in various chemical enterprises, including DCS, PLCs, actuators, and transmitters, as well as the tuning of automatic control systems and the modification and enhancement of DCS and PLC logic. On the other hand, it can also handle projects for upgrading and modifying smaller instrument control systems. I’m not sure what good ideas everyone has; feel free to share your suggestions! Thank you!
Amazing person – having such ambitious goals; I admire you and support you. If you need personnel for DCS/SIS/PLC, you can contact me.
In fact, such companies and organizations have already existed for a long time. Many companies no longer have their own maintenance, electrical, and instrumentation staff; instead, they outsource these tasks to third parties. Moreover, there are too many monks and not enough resources; as for who will be assigned these tasks, it depends on connections. We need to take China’s national conditions into account.
Looking at your IP address, it’s in Canada – are you trying to get the turtle back home? Is the petrochemical industry in Canada not doing well these days? According to the news, CNOOC’s oil sands project in Canada is facing difficulties.
This post was last edited by budaoweng123 on 2018-1-30 13:39 dsfsfff
It is indeed in Canada; the Canadian industry is in a downturn. My background in instrumentation and control is primarily from China, where I worked for 19 years. I’ve only been in Canada for 5 years; it feels like I’m just passing time here, so I’ve decided to return to my home country and start my own business.
That has already been taken into account; it’s just not clear what the market conditions are like. My plan is to handle one company first, and then gradually work with other enterprises in the surrounding chemical industrial areas.
;P The domestic economy is even worse, as it seems that the manufacturing PMI index has been below the 50 threshold for seven consecutive months. However, in the country, it still comes down to connections. If your previous relationship still exists, you’ll live in comfort no matter what the financial situation is.
This post was last edited by t*ngtou on 2015-10-2 08:04. I share the same ideals as that man, but having been in a situation of stagnation for too long, I no longer have the courage to take action. Instrument technician for one of the three major oil companies; 15 years of work experience, with prior experience in petrochemical projects. Currently engaged in maintenance work. Located in Shenzhen, with plenty of free time; available for short-term contracts. Please contact me if needed.