On-site learning methods for coal chemical industry*
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I am a recent graduate who started working at this chemical plant this year. I have been here for half a year now, but the production process in my unit is stable, so there isn’t much work to do. I usually just follow the PID controls to operate the equipment, but I tend to forget those procedures often. I haven’t managed to learn much in these six months, and I’m feeling quite anxious. I would like to humbly ask for advice from those with more experience, so that I can quickly understand the on-site production processes and operations. Since there isn’t much work to do, are there any good methods I can use to learn?
Watching the lessons taught by experienced teachers in the HaiChuan studies course will definitely be of great help to you
It is recommended to first thoroughly understand the flowcharts, individual equipment, and the principles of the overall process for this position. Then there are the systematic production principles, followed by mechanical, electro-mechanical control, and analytical instruments. Once these are completed, gradually explore the production system processes and principles of all coal chemical industries. Finally, I applied to be transferred to production scheduling, and then,,,,,, A bright future ahead; wish you success! Remember, in a job where laziness is likely to set in, one must never be lazy, otherwise it will ruin one’s entire life.
Chemical Process Engineering* is a gradual process; don’t expect to understand the entire workflow in a short time. Learn a little each day, and over time you’ll achieve great proficiency. Don’t rush