Transition from instrumentation and automation in the chemical industry to the pharmaceutical sector

2016-09-26View Original

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I have been working in the chemical industry for many years, specializing in instrumentation and automation. I have been involved in everything from feasibility studies and design to manufacturer consultations and construction management. I now want to switch to the pharmaceutical industry. Are there anyone with experience in this field? I’m seeking a complete set of industry standards and installation diagrams to gain some experience; please contact me via WeChat for private communication.

Reply #22016-09-28

leehe9091 WeChat for further discussion

Reply #32016-12-30

879816637QQ, we can communicate

Reply #42017-07-17

18002310269, add WeChat and chat

Reply #52017-07-24

It’s a good choice; pharmaceutical automation is generally at a low level, so you can get it done quickly

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