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What aspects need to be improved to become a qualified equipment engineer?

2018-12-08View Original

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I have just started working in equipment management, with three years of experience in equipment repair. But it only involves assembling and disassembling equipment, as well as replacing spare parts. Simple equipment failure analysis. Which aspect of myself do I need to improve now, as I have just started working at a new company and there is no one to guide me
Reply #22018-12-09
Responsible for tasks related to equipment procurement and evaluation, equipment numbering, inventory checking, record management, and disposal; Responsible for the selection and allocation of equipment, as well as its installation and acceptance; also provides regular feedback on the performance of the equipment for reference by the procurement department ; Participate in the installation, commissioning, trial operation, and equipment acceptance of new equipment ; Monitor the operation of monitoring equipment, and develop preventive maintenance and repair plans for it ; Addressing mechanical, electrical, and power-related technical issues in the operation, maintenance, and repair of processing equipment ; Management of equipment records, as well as generation of reports on equipment integrity rates, equipment utilization rates, and equipment failure information ; Participate in the rectification of equipment management deviations or defects identified during various inspections.
Reply #32018-12-10
Here are my thoughts: 1. There should be records of cleaning activities, so as to keep track of the company’s equipment status and maintenance history; 2. Monitor the equipment’s operation status, develop preventive maintenance plans, and accordingly formulate spare parts procurement plans ; 3. Understanding the relevant standards for this field, and continuously improving standardization by aligning with them. 4. Spare parts, from selection and submission of the purchase order to inspection, and then to inventory management.
Reply #42018-12-11
This post was last edited by WSRYLONG on 2018-12-19 at 09:26. Having three years of experience in equipment maintenance is valuable practical experience; in fact, for enterprises that are already in operation, fault diagnosis and repair of equipment represent the most important tasks. Of course, maintenance involves not only specific repair techniques but also proper maintenance planning and part management. Additionally, choose a book on equipment management to study systematically*; it should be a theoretical book that covers equipment management in a comprehensive and systematic manner. This will enable you to gain an overall understanding of the concepts and methods related to equipment management, so you have a clear idea of them. It is necessary to select and implement it scientifically in light of the actual conditions of one’s own enterprise ; Another thing is to understand the structure and principles of one’s own company’s equipment ; Carry out energy-saving and technical upgrades for equipment.
Reply #52018-12-18
To develop a preventive maintenance plan – I’m not sure about which aspect. Is it a level 3 maintenance? For the selection of spare parts, which ones to use – aren’t their specifications and models fixed? They generally change very rarely.
Reply #62018-12-18
I haven’t been involved in the evaluation of equipment purchases yet; my usual responsibilities involve maintenance, spare parts management, and monitoring the operational status of equipment
Reply #72018-12-19
Understanding the manufacturing process, the equipment, and the principles behind it. Equipment is used to support manufacturing processes; one must first possess certain process knowledge before learning equipment management. Equipment management can start with maintaining records, and then consider management from the perspective of the equipment’s entire life cycle.
Reply #82018-12-19
I have been working in equipment management for almost 10 years, and I can only say that this profession has no end – it’s impossible to master it completely even by dedicating one’s entire life to it; one must focus on certain aspects instead.
Reply #92018-12-19
We should create a group to communicate regularly; it is through communication that we can make progress

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