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Becoming an Excellent Process Engineer” --13-- “How to Become an Excellent Engineer?” ; I also want to become a competent process engineer. Process engineering is crucial; there is so much to learn in this field. The process engineer acts as the leader of the entire chemical industry, and it is necessary to have a comprehensive understanding of various aspects. One must be skilled in one’s own area of responsibility while also having knowledge in many other areas. I believe in the saying: \"In the sea of knowledge, hard work is the boat; on the mountain of books, diligence is the path.\" To become a process engineer, one must work on the ground for a few years. When working on site, be active and move around more; not only should you know how to perform the daily tasks, but you also need to understand why those tasks are carried out in that way. It’s best to go and examine all the problems that arise on site, figure out how they occur and how to resolve them. This aspect involves deep knowledge, and if you want to work in design in the future, you’ll need to consider whether the layout of the equipment and the workflow in place are the most efficient ones
Learn at work, and then put what you’ve learned into practice at work
Thirteenth, be diligent and down-to-earth, solve problems, and consider the overall situation.
By combining on-site practical experience with design experience, the designed process becomes more operational