Is the CIMC container very tired? Which salary is higher, the general worker, the welder or the grinder? What is the most dangerous thing in it? Specifically.

Although some of the work you said has not been done, others in the family have done it, so I feel qualified to tell you.

Let's talk about the first one, loading containers.

In fact, this job is not tiring. Now many ports are automated and controlled by machines, and few people are needed at all. In the past, loading and unloading were all conducted manually to lift goods, and then manual handling was needed, which required a lot of manpower. Now it's not so laborious at all, it's all mechanized, the goods are automatically loaded and unloaded according to the set procedures, and the transportation is numerically controlled. As long as a few people are in the central control room, the work of dozens of people in the past will be completed. One of my cousins is a sailor. He told me that the loading and unloading of goods in many countries are automatic now, and they don't need much work at all. The cargo ship just needs to dock and wait for the notice to cooperate with the unloading.

Second, general workers.

This is the so-called "coolies" and "coolies" on the construction site, that is, the group of people with the lowest wages on the construction site do the hardest work and get the least money. That's all, because they don't have any skills, except strength, they can only do this to earn money to support their families, and their salary is generally less than 6000 a month. I used to be a steel worker, and it was very hard. At first, it was a life experience, high school.

Third, the welder.

There are many types of work, and there are great differences. The most common is electric welding, in addition to argon arc welding, special welding, resistance welding, underwater welding and so on. Among them, special welding has the highest salary and the highest requirement for technical level, and electric welding is the lowest salary, relatively easy to learn and the most common one in our daily life. Also divided into primary, intermediate and advanced. The salary of senior welders is not worse than that of white-collar workers. I have two cousins who are welders. They earn tens of thousands of dollars a month in the countryside, so they are well-paid.

Fourth, the polisher.

What do you mean by this kind of work? Polishing workers are workers who polish and polish in machinery manufacturing, processing, mold industry, wood industry, leather industry and other industries. The purpose of his work is to remove the burr on the surface of the product workpiece and make it smooth, which is convenient for further processing or reaching the finished product. In fact, I don't recommend the job of polisher, because one of the problems that polishers will inevitably encounter is dust, which can easily cause pneumoconiosis and is difficult to cure. I saw it on TV. Many people in a village were infected with pneumoconiosis when doing this in a nearby factory, and the boss was unscrupulous and refused to treat them, so I personally strongly recommend it. Now, no matter how good the protective mask is, the problem of dust can't be avoided.

I'll tell you so much about these jobs. I hope it helps you.