What basic knowledge is needed for new recruits in pressure-free outdoor operations interviews?
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I’m a newcomer who wants to apply for a position in atmospheric operation, but I know very little about the petroleum processing industry. Do any of you experts have any suggestions on what I should focus on?
Newcomers should admit when they don’t know something; they should speak only about what they have learned. They shouldn’t pretend to understand when they don’t, as that will only lead to problems
Basic knowledge of chemical engineering, the concepts and relationships between gauge pressure, absolute pressure, and vacuum; the principles of distillation columns – all of these are covered in the fundamentals of chemical engineering. Newcomers generally ask many questions about professional matters; having a positive attitude is the most important thing
Another point is to be familiar with the process flow, that is, to have a thorough understanding of the on-site manufacturing process.