Engineering & Manufacturing × Career Path: Plant Engineer

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Steel Manufacturing Equipment Operator

Steel manufacturing equipment operators operate and monitor steelmaking equipment such as blast furnaces and electric furnaces, managing the steel manufacturing process.

Tetoron Manufacturing Worker

Manufacturing job responsible for the polymerization of raw materials to spinning, drying, and finishing processes for Tetoron (polyester) fibers.

Electrolytic Cleaning Worker (Plating)

A profession that cleans and pre-treats the surface of metal products using electrochemical methods to support high-quality plating adhesion.

Electrolytic Tank Maintenance Worker

Specialized technical role that inspects, cleans, maintains, and repairs electrolytic tanks to support stable operation of chemical manufacturing plants.

Converter Hearth Worker (Steelmaking)

Operates the converter, performing tasks from charging molten iron to oxygen blowing and slag removal to produce molten steel that meets quality standards. This is a field operation job.

Electrolytic Copper Worker

A profession that processes copper ore or recycled copper using electrolytic refining to produce high-purity copper.

Power Plant Operator

Power plant operators operate and monitor power equipment (boilers, turbines, generators, etc.) at power plants and facilities, maintaining a stable power supply.

City Gas Production Equipment Operator

City gas production equipment operators operate and monitor manufacturing plant equipment for city gas supply, ensuring safe and stable gas production and supply as a technical profession.

Ladle (Pot) refining workers receive molten metal extracted from the melting furnace in a ladle (pot) and perform refining operations such as temperature adjustment and slag removal. This is a manufacturing occupation.

Naphtha Cracking Unit Operator

This occupation involves monitoring, controlling, and maintaining naphtha cracking units (naphtha crackers) to produce basic chemical raw materials such as ethylene and propylene.