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The equipment field is too complex. Just considering pump devices alone, there are countless different types, and they keep evolving with new products and models emerging. No matter how long you work in one factory, you only become familiar with certain types of equipment; when you move to another factory, it becomes difficult to get up to speed again. What a tough field indeed
I feel the same; those who work with equipment, please give some support!
One can learn new things every day, which keeps work from becoming boring; working with equipment is much more satisfying than doing repetitive tasks day after day
Keep learning throughout life – it depends on the attitude you adopt.
Working in equipment management allows me to learn new things every day; it’s great.
Yes, after working with dry pumps for these years, there are still many types of pumps that I’m not familiar with. Not to mention the many different types of equipment in your factory. .
Not many; just a few types are needed to be aware of. There’s no need for you to design or manufacture them
When you encounter it often, you can draw inferences from one instance and learn it easily.
There are only a few types of principles, and they are all more or less similar.
The principle is basically the same for similar cases; it’s just about creating a variety of variations.
After a while you’ll get bored; it’s not that learning new knowledge is that interesting, but rather that doing simple, repetitive tasks is better