Prospect of chemical engineering and technology

The prospect of chemical engineering and technology is good.

Chemical engineering and technology, in fact, this major is more inclined to technology and is an engineering process. Unlike chemistry, it is more inclined to explain the principle. In terms of employment, I think it is easier than chemistry. It can also be said that this major is easy to find a job, because every chemical plant is willing to recruit a highly educated operator. You don't have to doubt that you will be an operator after graduation. No matter how nice the name is when recruiting, such as reserve cadres. That must be an operator.

Because this industry is relatively mature now, there will be professional companies and institutions to do any process design, and some professional and technical aspects can not be done by undergraduates. As for going abroad, I haven't thought about it and I don't know much about it. Then let me talk about what this major does. For example, my company prefers coal chemical industry. My workshop is engaged in liquefied natural gas, that is, the process of removing naphthalene, tar, sulfur and other impurities from the gas through a series of purification, and then cooling down. What you need to do is to remember the whole process flow, reaction principle, impurity index of each section, temperature and pressure index, etc., and then find and remember the position of each valve corresponding to the site.

What you still need to do is patrol every hour to see if there is anything unusual or abnormal (basically no problem, because someone has been staring at the central control room), then open a valve according to the instructions of the central control room or the leader, and then clean it up. That's what you need to do. Is it simple? Yes, it's simple. It can be simply summarized as cleaning and opening the valve. In terms of salary, it usually ranges from 4000 to 6000, depending on the region and the size of your company. This job generally has an eight-hour working system, with four shifts and three shifts, and pays five insurances and one gold.