For those majoring in safety, which employment direction is considered better?

I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to convey: in my opinion, what’s good or bad is relative. Obtaining more professional certifications in the field of safety might be beneficial for your future. If you enter a company, it’s best to do so in a well-known foreign company or a large state-owned enterprise, as this will help you improve your safety-related skills in a systematic way. If you’re looking to enhance your personal work capabilities, some private companies may be more useful for that purpose. If you want job stability, it’s best to work for some safety supervision agencies.

What I mean is mainly the industry in which one works – is it the construction industry, the petrochemical industry, or something else?

I am inclined toward the petrochemical industry, as it may offer broader employment opportunities in the future.

Great master, where are you at right now? Could you share it? ::)

I currently work at a foreign-owned company in Daya Bay Petrochemicals, Huizhou, mainly handling production management tasks.

Now, more attention is being paid to fire safety management; it’s also a good idea to obtain a certification as a registered fire protection specialist. There is demand for such professionals in large shopping malls, hotels, and other places, and the compensation is quite good

What are your views on the development prospects in the field of petrochemical storage? How about companies like Sinochem Xingzhong that are engaged in oil transportation?

Personally, I think the petrochemical storage industry is a relatively new sector compared to other industries in the chemical field. It is developing fairly well, but there are still certain difficulties involved if one wants to get involved in it； 1. The industry has a relatively low level of technical complexity, resulting in low entry barriers; it has also seen rapid development in recent years ； 2. Since it does not have its own branded products, its development is subject to many external constraints; moreover, due to its limited reach, it is difficult to grow and become strong in one particular area ； 3. However, those involved in such industries now usually have a solid background; most of them rely on chemical industrial parks or deep-water ports for their operations. If there is a large-scale chemical industrial park being developed, then survival and growth will certainly not be a problem. 4. With increasing demands regarding environmental protection and safety, it is likely that significant investments are required in various storage facilities at present ； The main issues are related to exhaust and drainage handling ； 5. To increase its added value, petrochemical warehousing should not limit itself to playing a role of merely intermediate transportation; engaging in activities on either end can serve as a source of profit growth ； Sinochem Xingzhong has just checked online, and it seems to be a good option; the several joint venture partners have significant backing, especially Sinopec, which will greatly help ensure a high volume of business for this company.