Is it less feasible to work in oil and gas storage and transportation compared to the municipal sector?

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I have been working for 24 years; I graduated from Lanzhou University of Technology in 1992 with a degree in water supply and drainage. I am proficient in English communication. After graduation, I worked at large first-class design firms and engineering companies, where I was involved in the design of water supply, drainage, and fire protection systems, as well as in engineering consulting and project management. I am now looking to find a new job in areas such as safety and fire protection projects for offshore oil platforms and FPSOs; water supply, drainage, and fire protection systems for oil and gas terminals and chemical plants; water supply, drainage, and fire protection systems for high-rise buildings or large industrial and commercial structures; municipal water supply and drainage projects; fire protection systems for oil depots; treatment of oily wastewater and water injection projects in oil fields; oil and gas storage, transportation, and distribution projects; and environmental protection projects related to the treatment of waste gases from waste incineration； The overall design of onshore oil and gas terminals, chemical plants, and offshore oil platforms can be carried out across different disciplines. The certificates obtained include: Registered Equipment Engineer, and Engineer in Ground Construction and Oil and Gas Storage and Transportation. Phone: 159.1847.0791. Email: xiaopeiqing17681849413@qq.com. It’s Mr. Fang – all our old colleagues have such certificates. The company doesn’t renew the contracts when they expire; is it really that useful?