Inner Mongolia Ultra High Voltage Power Supply Bureau salary and salary issues

To be honest, operation and maintenance are not very good jobs, but the power supply bureau does not have any good jobs. The idea that employees of the power supply bureau drink tea and read newspapers every day and earn high incomes is purely a misunderstanding.

Operation and maintenance each have their own difficulties, and each has its own advantages.

Operation, to put it bluntly, is when you are on duty at a substation, and you have a few days off and a few days off (the specific days vary from place to place). The advantage is that you are not very busy, and there is no heavy physical work, just patrolling. Operation or something. The disadvantage is that it operates all year round, even on holidays. When it is your turn to be on duty, you live on the station and cannot go home. The busiest times are in summer and winter when the climate changes greatly.

Maintenance means working in substations. Due to the rapid development of society, there are many substations. The disadvantage is that work is busy all year round. The busiest times are spring and autumn, which is more difficult than operation. The advantage is that you usually work during the day and have weekends and holidays off (you are likely to work overtime on weekends, but basically no overtime on holidays). However, since your brother works for an ultra-high-voltage company, the 500kV substation is relatively far from the city, so it is possible to live on the station when there is a large-scale work. Moreover, maintenance can learn knowledge and technology, which is better for personal development.

Maintenance is also divided into primary majors and secondary majors (some also include high-voltage majors). The primary major is mainly responsible for overhauling primary equipment, the secondary major is mainly responsible for relay protection, and the high-voltage major is responsible for high-voltage testing.

Both types of work have certain risks. After all, they are ultra-high pressure. However, safety regulations are now more detailed, and each company has stricter control over production safety. The overall working environment is still very safe. of.

As for salary, the income of power departments in various regions is different, so it’s hard to say nonsense here. But if we compare operation and maintenance, since they are both front-line production units, their income should be similar.

The above answers only represent my personal views. I wonder if they will be helpful to you.