Where does an engineer work?

Answer 1

Too many places to name, but depends on your specialization. Possible work places are: - Pharmaceuticals - Polymer processing - Gas/oil industry - Nuclear plants - Etc., etc., etc. Chemical engineering is a very broad field with several specializations fitting to many a variety of work places.

Answer 2

I have met many engineering students and we have discussed about many engineering issues and disciplines. One question which almost every engineer asks is this: "which is the best carrier option for engineers? Which institute will help us learn more about our engineering field?". This question is asked by almost all engineering students no matter which branch of engineering they are in. Mechanical engineers, civil engineers, and all other engineers have this question in mind. So here I am going to tell you the best training institute for engineers and how it can help you all.

Seabird Engineering Services in relatively a new concern in India which is globally popular Seabird engineering helps you in many ways. This is the only one engineering institute in India which teaches all about oil and gas field and the course fees is very cheaper

My best suggestion in to take part in this courses and make you carrier bright

Answer 3

Actually, the question is too general. Chemical engineering field are so wide and it requires chemical engineer to have their major part. The chemical engineer always be called according to their expertise such as process engineer (mostly works in factories), environmental engineer (in waste water or environment), safety engineer (in factories as well as consultant company) or even university lecturer (of course in the campus) etc..

So, there are many workplace that requires chemical engineer to expose their knowledge to the society.

Answer 4

Not all chemistry graduates go on to a career in the laboratory.

Those who leave science behind draw on their transferable skills to enter a wide range of professions - accountancy, finance and marketing are just some of the areas chemistry graduates find work in - while others draw on their foundation in chemical knowledge to teach or write about the subject.

Answer 5

Yes, but not quite experimenting with chemical bonds, reactions, etc. Chemical engineer do scale up the chemists formulation from bench scales to the mass production of chemical in a process plant. In reality, chemical engineers is closer to mechanical engineers more than a chemists.

Answer 6

In the chemical industry, in a laboratory of research in technology, in a design office etc.

Answer 7

In a lab