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I have many years of experience in the field of instrumentation. I have worked on several large-scale chemical, chlor-alkali, and PVC production projects involving new construction as well as upgrades and expansions. I can handle the design of instrumentation construction drawings, create CAD drawings, and carry out the commissioning and maintenance of related instrumentation locally. Those interested can contact me via QQ at 1506988823
I have an idea! May I ask which design institute it is?
Not from a design institute: $, hehe.
It’s possible to work part-time on the technical after-sales support for instrumentation products in Xinjiang; assigning a dedicated person to work there isn’t a heavy workload, so it’s not really worthwhile, is it?
It’s actually complete nonsense; in our company, instrumentation is the least favored field of study – it’s considered dispensable, nothing more than an auxiliary to other fields. The same is true throughout the whole area – having a registration as an electrician is highly advantageous. Have you heard of registration as a instrumentation technician? If I go out and say I’ve spent my whole life working with instruments, who will believe me? It’s better than having an electrician who just started working and doesn’t have a license.
Currently, I handle both self-control tasks and instrument operations; after all, there isn’t much work to do, so there’s no need to assign a separate person for it
Oh, when it comes to equipment, the instruments always give off a premium feel