Steelmaking problem? Urgent?

There are many kinds of jobs in steel mills, including electricians. (This profession is the easiest, and whatever bad things are called nothing is just playing), locksmith; (This occupation is similar to that of an electrician, except that it is dirty and full of oil during maintenance.) Driving engineer (This occupation is even more relaxed. It has air conditioning, and every day when I go to work, I just sit and move my hands. ) operator; (This is also good in an operation room.) Transporter (this means driving a small train, or directing the train to pull molten iron) Feeder: (This is not easy either, hanging a hook on the crown block.) The highest salary and the most tiring one is the foreman. (Standing in front of the steelmaking furnace, it is good to say in winter, but the temperature is also very high. Summer is suffering, the temperature is tens of degrees, and the whole body is still wrapped up. It's not even human. I am an electrician in steelmaking, so I suggest you stay an electrician. The picture below is a foreman with the highest salary? .? However, the temperature and risk factor are also the highest! This is definitely a converter? If you are not careful, you will not die at once! It's just gone! Still have to be careful! We have a colleague who drives a forklift under the furnace. The wire rope of the crown block broke, the ladle fell, and the ground was full of molten iron. He jumped out of the car in a hurry. Jump into thousands of degrees of iron water. In the end, there was only a body less than 4 cm. I personally experienced a ladle explosion! ! In that scene, the pot lid weighing several tons was blown out by dozens of meters. There is not a piece of iron plate left in the workshop wall that was bombed.