The problem has been solved

You still need to put it into practice, gain a few years of experience; otherwise, working on your own is meaningless.

Hello, OP: I also majored in Process Equipment and Control Engineering; the original name of this major was Chemical Machinery. Our field of professional employment is quite broad. After graduating, I joined an old state-owned enterprise in Songyuan, Jilin, that produces nitrogen fertilizers; its management system and efficiency are well-known. Upon arriving at the factory, I was assigned to equipment maintenance; they didn’t even give me a work uniform, so I had to buy my own two sets of camouflage clothing, which are dirty! After working in the team for 1 year, handling surveying and mapping parts on a regular basis, it’s essential to know the material and purpose of those parts; by saving the CAD drawings, one can retrieve them later when needed. One should be clear about the names and models of the equipment’s vulnerable components; it’s best to be able to recite them by heart. In addition, it’s important to be familiar with the structure and working principles of the equipment. Record the symptoms of each malfunction, analyze the causes, identify solutions, and put forward preventive measures. Write as much as possible and ask questions frequently; apply theoretical knowledge in practice and take control of it yourself. When time permits, compare the advantages and disadvantages of different devices so that you can have a theoretical basis to rely on when modifying processes in the future. Determine which types of equipment meet the required standards, and know what materials are suitable for the internal vulnerable components to handle the conveyed medium. In their work, machine repairmen always look for shortcuts to save time and effort; this can create hidden risks for the operation of the equipment. One must come up with repair plans and explain why they are necessary in order to establish authority among the repairmen. Write more maintenance records, and gradually move towards management positions. The more you do, the more methods you will develop. The key is to take action; if you don’t do anything, you won’t be able to understand the essence of the problems. If you only rely on what others say, you will never make progress.

This post was last edited by dabizi120 on 2020-12-25 at 13:44

Hello, colleague! I think it’s relatively easy to become a mechanical equipment engineer if you have experience in operating equipment! You study chemical engineering! The structural principle of the device is fine! It’s no problem as long as you learn to do more management work!