Regarding those who have just entered the instrumentation and chemical industry
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When I first entered this industry, I really wanted to work on instrument DCS systems, but I was assigned to instrument maintenance instead. I’m an introverted newbie; I’m good at anything. I sincerely ask for your advice.
DCS involves programming, but to work with DCS one also needs a certain level of knowledge related to field operations. Therefore, for young people, maintenance skills are fundamental; no matter what they end up doing in the future, as long as it is related to instrumentation, these skills will be useful to some extent
Starting directly with DCS is a mistake; it is recommended to begin with field instruments. All the field instruments are working; it would be better to set up a DCS as well
I have been working in the field of instrumentation for 10 years. The work involves starting with maintenance, then proceeding to the construction, installation, and commissioning of new projects; after that, I handle the configuration of DCS systems, and finally I work on the design of automatic control systems for these projects. It’s all done step by step, with experience being accumulated over time.
Oh, thank you! It’s likely that we’re moving on to phase two, but the workers working on phase two seem to have high standards for newcomers
It seems like their work has little to do with programming. . . It’s the option
Well, I can only wait to see what the manager decides
Newcomers, first of all, need to learn to obey orders and carry out tasks meticulously as required, so as to develop such a habit. As for the rest, big bro won’t say anything more – you know what I mean... Some people, after a few months or half a year, are already capable of taking on responsibilities on their own. Others, even after a year or three, are still not very skilled and often make careless mistakes:lol
What’s the point of DCS? It involves repetitive tasks, constant mouse use, which can lead to occupational diseases. I now use my left hand to operate the mouse.
To operate a DCS simply, it is first necessary to master certain basics. To be able to participate more effectively in DCS configuration, a solid understanding of field instruments is required; in addition, logical analysis skills are essential. It is also important to maintain communication with the personnel involved in process production, as without their support, proper configuration cannot be achieved
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