My undergraduate major is mining engineering, and I'm looking for a job soon. Now we are recruited by a China Railway Company. How does it compare with coal mines? I went to the coal mine for an inter

My undergraduate major is mining engineering, and I'm looking for a job soon. Now we are recruited by a China Railway Company. How does it compare with coal mines? I went to the coal mine for an internship. It says that coal mines are more modern. I don't know where you got that, man.

I won't talk about those small coal mines, just say how many people die in safety accidents in the state-owned large coal mines in Jixi, Hegang and Yangquan every year. The coal mines in China are far from modernization, and most of them are labor-intensive enterprises. "Blood Coal" is definitely not joking with you. You may know that the underground environment is poor, but you may not know how bad it is. Some coal mine dust is so big that no one can be seen with a miner's lamp within two meters. You can imagine what the so-called dust mask can do.

Let's talk about the economic situation. Now the coal industry is so depressed, the coal hoarded by major ports is enough for more than a month, and the coal hoarded by major power companies can't burn for a month or two. In recent years, new mines and large mines have been continuously built, with a production capacity of several million, far exceeding the demand. In addition, the price of imported coal is much lower than that of domestic coal, and the coal price continues to fall. There is no sign of bottoming out yet. It is difficult for coal enterprises to turn over in recent years. It can be said that most coal enterprises in China are losing money, and you can think for yourself about the treatment of employees.

Having said that, if you want to work in a coal mine, you must be mentally prepared. The environment is not good, and the money is not necessarily much.