What jobs are there in the steel mill? What kind of work does a general worker include? thank you

My university is majoring in metallurgical engineering, and my grades in freshman and sophomore are quite impressive, with almost full marks in high numbers, almost full marks in college physics, almost full marks in physical chemistry and 890 marks in other subjects. When I was a junior and a senior, I was also a good person in the eyes of my teacher. At that time, people didn't feel cheated. After graduation, two-thirds of them found jobs and joined steel mills all over the country, blossoming everywhere. The rest 1/3 took the postgraduate entrance examination and almost entered the steel mill after graduation. As for why, where else can this major go without going to steel mills? I didn't know until after work, which is more or less related to what I can get into. I am the kind of person who is less or less.

As for the work content, how many years can the grassroots do it?

When recruiting, the staff said this:

Technician → day shift operator → workshop director, leading in three steps.

The actual situation is this:

Vacuum sampling worker → vacuum chief operator → forehearth worker → alloy worker → duty technician → converter chief operator → converter monitor → converter duty worker → converter engineer → technical team leader → converter furnace protection worker → converter day shift worker → workshop director.

I have been in the factory for three years, and I think I am very smart. Now I'm working as an alloy worker. According to my understanding, each of the above positions needs "experience" 1-5 years. You're right, each position takes 1-5 years. If you want to make steel, calculate your position first. As long as you are here to make steel, no matter what degree you have, whether you are an undergraduate, graduate or doctoral student, you will work in shifts. Four shifts, eight days in a cycle, two day shifts from 07: 30- 15: 30, two middle shifts from 15: 30-23: 30, and two night shifts from 23: 30 to 08: 30, and then we have a day off. A careful classmate asked, isn't this 7 days? I can't wait to tell you that the middle shift turns to night shift, and you also have a rest during the day. This day is called anti-migration.

Then you can take a day off every month, which is called a month off. Some students asked, are there any legal holidays? I'm telling you now, even if I'm not far from home and haven't been home for the New Year for three years, I'm sweating like a pig when the New Year bell rings. Don't think it's steelmaking. Parents curse their ancestors for many years, and they are guilty! You know, once you come to work here, you will always say goodbye to your family, relatives, friends and classmates. You will come from two different worlds, because they are working when you are resting, and they are also resting when you are working. You give them the impression that you are always making steel and iron.

What is the working environment like? You don't have to say it.

You are a college student. After more than ten years of cold window, you killed countless classmates and finally went to college. As a result, you became a worker. Studying metallurgy in the next life is a bitch.

Let's start with dust. How dirty are the steel mills that produce basic products? Steel mills not only produce steel, but also produce many raw materials, such as lime, pellets, coke and alloys. You have no idea how dirty the factory is. Don't think that you know everything just because you have been to an internship in a steel plant. The place you go to is specially for the outside world to visit, called the Green Passage. You can only take the black channel after work. A blank sheet of paper fell on the steelmaking site. After two hours, you'll never find it again. Why is it covered with dust? This is very interesting.

Do you know how dirty you are after work? I often tell people that others think I'm joking, but they're not. Wear a mask every day at work, but the nose and booger coming out of the nostrils are inevitably pure black and dark black. Wipe your ears with toilet paper. It's all black slag. My hair is sticky, so I can define it as I want, because there are too many small particles in my hair, so I just define it. I dare not go home without taking a shower after work, or even go out for breakfast, and others don't sell it.

The number of equipment makes your scalp numb, and the size of the equipment makes you dumbfounded. It is no exaggeration to say that the giant truck you saw pulling goods on the expressway is at most a toy in the factory. The equipment in the factory runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and the noise is so loud that you can't imagine it. You should learn to communicate with gestures as soon as possible. No matter how loud you are at the scene, it's no use. Noise will make your voice disappear instantly, and no one else can hear it at all.