Polymer Flocculant Production Engineer
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Industry & Occupation
Classification
- Major : Research and Technical Occupations
- Middle : Manufacturing Engineers
- Minor : Chemical Product Manufacturing Engineers
Summary
Technical position responsible for stably mass-producing polymer flocculants used in wastewater treatment, papermaking processes, and more.
Description
Polymer flocculant production engineers handle the entire manufacturing process of polymer flocculants (flocs) used in water treatment, papermaking, fiber processing, and more. Their duties range from preparing raw material monomers, optimizing polymerization reaction conditions, selecting catalysts, operating and maintaining continuous production equipment, quality analysis, to process improvements for reducing defects. They may also develop new recipes or perform scale-ups in response to environmental regulations and product performance requirements, requiring knowledge in chemistry, machinery, and environmental management.
Future Outlook
Stable demand is expected due to strengthening environmental regulations and expanding demand for sewage and wastewater treatment. High functionalization and resource-saving process development will be key to competitiveness.
Personality Traits
Attentive / Cooperative / Has problem awareness / Strong sense of responsibility
Work Style
24/7 operation / Manufacturing industry employment / Shift work / Team system
Career Path
Polymer Synthesis Engineer → Senior Process Engineer → Production Technology Leader → Technical Department Manager
Required Skills
Analytical Instrument Operation / Emergency Response / Operation and Maintenance of Manufacturing Equipment / Production Process Design / Reaction Control Technology
Recommended Skills
Data Analysis / English Literature Reading / Process Simulation / Quality Management
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Analytical & Logical Thinking | Logical thinking is required for reaction conditions and data analysis. |
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Even minor errors can affect product quality. |
| Numerical & Quantitative Analysis | Quantitative analysis is necessary for process control and recipe calculations. |
| Problem Solving | Investigation of production issues and improvements are required. |
Related Qualifications
- Dangerous Goods Handler (Class B)
- Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Handler
- Pollution Prevention Manager (Water Quality)
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