Salary for the deputy chief engineer in phosphorus chemical (phosphate fertilizer) equipment
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I’m asking a colleague for advice: what is the salary for the deputy chief engineer in a phosphating plant? That guy has received an interview invitation, but he has no prior experience working in such a plant. I hope someone can help answer this question.
Consider the size of the company, the quality of its products, and an individual’s professional capabilities
Is a production capacity of 300,000 tons of phosphoric acid large or small?
This post was last edited by julius6054 on 2016-6-3 at 11:10. No, he said he deals in special phosphoric acids, such as food-grade and electronic-grade phosphoric acids. I’m not very familiar with this area; is it considered part of organic chemistry? A production capacity of 300,000 tons per year should be considered a fairly large scale, right?
Food-grade phosphoric acid and electronic-grade phosphoric acid fall under the category of inorganic chemicals. If they are indeed food-grade or electronic-grade phosphoric acids, an annual production capacity of 300,000 tons would be considered quite large. To make an assessment, it is necessary to understand what position the role of deputy chief engineer for equipment holds within the company’s technical hierarchy, as well as the benefits associated with parallel technical positions
Food-grade and electronic-grade are good; the equipment is of slightly lower quality than that used in manufacturing processes.
It’s difficult to make this estimate. . . Based on the described responsibilities: 1. Responsible for the maintenance and management of the company’s phosphorus chemical equipment ； 2. Responsible for tasks related to energy-saving upgrades and modifications of equipment ； 3. Responsible for the introduction of advanced technologies and external technical exchanges. I also didn’t see the company’s organizational structure. The key is private enterprises. . .