International oil prices have plummeted; the company says it is at a critical stage for its survival, and in order to prepare for the future, instrument technicians are being sought for part-time work.

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This post was last edited by t*ngtou on 2016-8-27 at 15:18. Personal reasons have led to the inclusion of manufacturer brands, but this is by no means an advertising post. If there are any violations, please inform the administrator so that they can be corrected immediately. I am currently working at the oil company among the three major ones that has the most water. Since the beginning of this year, international oil prices have fallen sharply, which has significantly affected the profits of oil extraction companies. As a result, the incomes of us front-line workers have also plummeted; although it’s not to the point where we can’t make ends meet, our quality of life has clearly declined. The company has portrayed falling oil prices as a matter of survival for the company; the usual talk about meticulous management, cost reduction and efficiency improvement, as well as achieving results through effective management, has once again come up on the agenda. It also demands that we be versatile in our skills. Anyway, the bottom line is to work more and get less paid, without complaining. It doesn’t matter if you’re single; one person eating well means the whole family is fed. At worst, you can just spend less time with girls. By middle age, we have elders to support and children to care for – the burdens are heavy. At such a critical time, we must not impose any extra burdens on the company. Instead of waiting or relying on others, we use our skills to work part-time in our free time to earn some extra money to help support our families. The global economic situation is not optimistic at the moment; hiring an instrument technician on a long-term basis incurs high fixed costs. Fire them; in case there’s work to be done, you won’t be able to find the right people ； Don’t quit; it will take some time before you can find work again, and you still need to be paid, so it’s quite stressful. If you are an engineering company in the petrochemical industry, a private enterprise specializing in petrochemical projects, or an regional office of an instrumentation manufacturer – or are in any industry related to instrumentation. You need temporary help for the project ； Or those looking for long-term cooperation with daily payment ； Setting up a separate office is not cost-effective, and the region needs after-sales support; please contact me. I belong to the older generation of technicians; I definitely don’t have those strange quirks typical of people born in the 2000s. It’s effective and inexpensive – you’ll know once you give it a try. If you don’t need it for now, please still save this post for future use. The part-time schedule this time is from December 25, 2015, to January 17, 2016; it will be updated promptly according to the shift schedule. I’m at your disposal whenever you need me. The available time for part-time work next time is from February 20, 2016, to March 8, 2016; this schedule will be updated promptly according to the shift schedule. I’m at your disposal whenever you need me. The available time for part-time work next time is from April 9, 2016, to April 30, 2016; this schedule will be updated promptly according to the shift schedule. I’m at your disposal whenever you need me. The available time for part-time work next time is from June 4, 2016, to June 27, 2016; this schedule will be updated promptly according to the shift schedule. I’m at your disposal whenever you need me. The moon goes through phases of waxing and waning, just as people experience moments of joy and sorrow, separation and reunion. The available time for part-time work next time is from September 26, 2016, to October 17, 2016; this schedule will be updated promptly according to the shift schedule. I’m at your disposal whenever you need me. Wish everyone can get through this economic downturn. Personal details are as follows: Current job title: Instrument maintenance. Current professional rank: Technician (with certificate). Years of experience: 15 years. Current residence: Shenzhen. Work experience: 1. Chief instrument operator at a 450,000-ton/year ammonia synthesis plant (during the plant’s initial commissioning). 2. Instrument supervisor at a private engineering company. 3. Experience in instrument maintenance projects on oil platforms in the South China Sea: 1. 450,000-ton/year ammonia synthesis plant. 2. 30,000-ton/year formaldehyde plant. 3. 50,000-ton/day water treatment plant. 4. 500,000-ton/year sulfuric acid plant. 5. Instrument inspection for a natural gas terminal. 6. On-site supervision of instrument installation at a natural gas platform base in Zhanjiang, South China Sea. Control systems used: 1. Honeywell TPS/PKS. 2. YOKOGAWA CS3000. 3. Zhejiang University Zhongkong JX-300. 4. AB Logix5000. 5. S7-300/200. Field instruments used: Transmitters: 1. Rosemount 3051 series. 2. YOKOGAWA EJA series. 3. Honeywell ST3000 series. 4. FOXBORO pneumatic controllers. 5. Several domestic brands. Control valves: 1. KOSO. 2. Fisher. 3. Flowserve. 4. Wuzhong. Personal resources: 1. A chemical engineering design firm in Shenzhen with good relationships. 2. Construction teams with good relationships. Personal strengths: Experience in large petrochemical projects, as well as experience in managing instrument installation teams for smaller projects. I have worked on DCS system maintenance as well as on on-site instrument maintenance. A wide variety of instruments are used, over a long time span; both pneumatic instruments and bus-type instruments are employed. Possessing the hardworking qualities typical of those born in the 1970s, with strong learning abilities and practical skills. I was set up by a friend; I spent two days alone at the construction site, modifying the control air circuits of 26 Fisher valves and calibrating them. For private engineering companies, the owner simply provides two drawings of the pneumatic control panels; working 15 hours a day, it takes one week to complete tasks such as understanding the drawings, preparing the materials, making the necessary configurations, performing tests, and integrating everything together. Preferred part-time work area: South China region (but not limited to); locations that are too far away offer poor cost-effectiveness. Part-time job interests: 1. On-site installation and commissioning of instrumentation systems; 2. After-sales technical support for instrumentation products (requires training specific to your company’s products). ); 3. Pneumatic control panel configuration (such as various pneumatic control panels used for platforms, but not limited to those). ); 4. Maintenance of automated equipment (training from your company is required); 5. Sale of instruments; 6. Other related work related to instruments. Salary: To be discussed based on the specific details of the tasks. Contact: t*ngtou@163.com