What does a fuel inspector do?

(1) Collect samples;

(2) preparing reagents and standard solutions;

(three) the use of instruments and equipment to detect the physical and chemical properties of fuel;

(4) Check the octane number, cetane number and calorific value of the fuel;

(5) Check the metallic elements and nonmetallic elements of the sample;

(6) Analysis of petroleum, oilseeds, oil production, coal quality and crude oil;

(7) Record, calculate and judge test data;

(8) Assist the director to complete the inspection report;

(9) Inspection and maintenance of instruments and equipment;

(10) is responsible for the health and safety of the laboratory.

The following types of jobs belong to this occupation:

Fuel chemists, petroleum operators, petroleum chemists, petroleum chemists, crude oil analysts, petroleum chemists and coal chemists.