Talk about the work and life in chemical plants and what is more important.

at 8 o'clock in the morning, the early shift personnel will take over on time. After the handover with the employees of the previous class, I officially put myself into a day of intense and orderly work. The content of work in different positions may be different, but the workflow of ordinary employees in the production line is roughly the same every day. For example, inspect the equipment, control the production process parameters, count and sample, communicate with the upper and lower sections well, handle the problems in time or report to the superior leaders, clean up, and write the handover records. These jobs are daily work, and they are repeated. There is a difficult time for the early shift employees, that is, after lunch, when they are relatively sleepy, but they can't take a lunch break because they are also in intense production at this time.

It's 16: , and the early shift staff finally breathed a sigh of relief, because they can go home from work after the handover. After taking over the early shift, the middle shift starts the same work for the early shift staff. If we are lucky, the production is normal and the early shift staff have finished the work, then it will be easier to be on duty, as long as the parameters are normal and regular inspections are good. I just have to stay up until 24 o'clock in the evening to get off work, so people who are used to going to bed early may not adapt.

finally, at 24 o'clock, the employees in the middle class can go home and fall asleep, and the night shift will take over the rest of the night until 8 o'clock the next morning. As far as I'm concerned, it's the hardest thing to work 24 hours a day, three shifts and night shifts. After all, it's a bit against people's work and rest rules. Most people are sleepy during the day. Therefore, if people who can't adapt to shift life, it's best not to enter chemical plants, because general chemical plants are turned on 24 hours a day, and some chemical plants are producing normally 365 days a year, and there is no such thing as stopping on holidays, such as the chemical plant where I work now. Therefore, even if you enter, don't go to the front line of production. In other words, no one is born to adapt, and gradually get used to it, just a little hurt, just like when I first entered the chemical plant.

Of course, you don't always work the night shift. Generally, you work two morning shifts, then two middle shifts, then two night shifts, and after two days' rest, you get a cycle, and then you start working the morning shift again, and so on. Therefore, everyone's front-line employees must work night shifts and adapt to the shift life.

If you are not a production front-line employee, or if you are promoted to production manager because of your outstanding performance, then you don't have to work shifts. However, it is not easy: you should always know the production situation, and if there is any abnormal situation that the operator can't solve, you should solve it at the ready, no matter when! You should also make statistical analysis of the production situation, calculate the unit consumption, coordinate and communicate with different departments, arrange the production work according to the instructions of the superior leaders, and plan to purchase and replace the damaged equipment. At this time, you'd better pray for God's blessing, so that the production will be smooth and there will be no accidents, and then you will be relatively relaxed. In other words, although busy, it can exercise people and make you gain a lot.

if you are lucky enough to enter the administrative department, such as the office, the finance department, the purchasing department or the sales department, instead of the first-line production position, it is another matter. These departments are all in administrative classes, from nine to five. However, don't expect it to be easy to enter these departments. Each position has its own difficulties. For example, the sales department has the pressure of sales performance, the purchasing department has to purchase a lot of complicated and complicated things, and it often encounters complaints from other departments.

But no matter what position or department you are in, as long as you work hard and study hard, you will get exercise and growth, but the room for improvement is not the same.

I have worked in a chemical plant for more than seven years, from ordinary front-line employees to production managers to follow-up projects. I have also worked as an administrator, and I have contacted many employees below, brothers and sisters who walked in front of us, and people from different departments, thinking about their different growth experiences and often feeling a lot. Compared with other students, I have to admit that it was not very wise to choose the chemical industry as soon as I graduated. Because, in the chemical industry, we have to pay a lot, but the growth is quite slow. However, I gradually realized some truth.

so, what is more important in a chemical plant?

patience is very important.

chemical plants are usually built in the suburbs of cities, where there are no flowers and applause, but the rumble of machinery and the long night. There is no glitz in the metropolis, and there are plenty of ordinary days. You should take advantage of these dull and calm days to enrich yourself. We should have a global concept from the beginning and plan our career from the height of the enterprise. From raw material procurement, to first-line production, to financial accounting, sales logistics, inspection and analysis, you must know something, and you will have a deeper understanding of the enterprise.

keep in touch with new knowledge, and new fields are more important.

Don't stay in a post for too long. If you have the opportunity, you should keep in touch with new posts and boldly step out of your comfort zone, so that you can learn new knowledge, improve your ability and rise to a new level. Otherwise, like some ordinary operators, they have been in the same position for several years, and there is no hope.

finally, learning ability and growth are the most important.

this is the same in almost any industry. Therefore, we should be close to the boss, to the boss who has the right to provide you with opportunities, and often communicate with them, looking for opportunities to new positions and get in touch with new knowledge. For example, if the production workshop is familiar, you can do sales and do projects and projects. If you don't have opportunities, you should try to create opportunities, that is, don't stay in my position for too long, otherwise you would rather leave and find a new job.

When your learning ability is strong enough, plus patient company and making friends with time, your growth and progress will be faster and faster. At this time, it is the same everywhere, and you can do anything. The so-called one reason makes sense, and one reason makes sense.