【High-quality sharing】A comprehensive collection of electrical experience! Haven’t you come in to take a look yet?

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Dear electrical professionals, no matter how long you have been in this field, you must have acquired your own experiences and insights. Here, the editor has compiled some of others’ experiences and insights to share with all of you. Those who read this post are also encouraged to share their own thoughts – let’s take a look at the wisdom gathered by electrical professionals! 1. I think that when beginners look at electrical drawings, they should first read the design specifications, then the vertical main circuit diagrams, followed by the system diagrams, and finally the floor plans. When looking at the pictures, think more, ask more questions, and take more notes. 2. For newcomers, I think it’s important to have a proper attitude and a positive mindset, to be willing to ask questions, to work hard, and to take seriously the suggestions made by those who review the drawings. One should learn from past mistakes and try not to repeat them in each drawing project; it’s also useful to think more, observe more, and ask more questions. Well said! ! 3. For newcomers, I believe it is important to have a positive attitude and a good mindset; to be willing to ask questions, to work hard, and to take seriously the suggestions made by those who review the drawings. One should learn from past mistakes, try not to repeat them in subsequent tasks, think more, observe more, ask more questions, draw conclusions for oneself, learn from those with more experience, and consider issues from the user’s perspective. 4. When newcomers encounter project managers with extensive on-site experience, they shouldn’t confront them head-on. 5. One should keep learning throughout life. Always remember to learn from the wise*6; theory is the foundation, but practice is of utmost importance, especially in terms of communicating with the contractors and addressing their questions – this is highly beneficial for the design process! It’s also necessary to keep updating one’s knowledge! 7. Theoretical knowledge serves as a foundation; it is essential to learn on-site from experienced workers, accumulate experience, and make an effort to improve oneself over time. 8. Seek advice from those with more experience – it’s important to spend time on-site and communicate with installation workers, as this is beneficial for one’s own design work. 9. For newcomers who lack experience, it is crucial first to draw accurate diagrams, ensuring that the construction plans can be carried out successfully ； Secondly, after the drawings are prepared, there is certainly some time for review. During this period, you can delve deeper into the relevant standard manuals related to your project, organize the information, and summarize common practices in similar buildings as well as potential problems that may arise. When you start taking charge of a project on your own, it’s best to discuss your design ideas with the manager or the person in charge of the project beforehand; otherwise, major issues may arise during the review process, which could affect not only your own work but also that of other teams. Finally, read more atlas specifications and summarize more. 10. Theoretical knowledge needs to be put into practice in actual projects, and it will become clear that many design elements are not suitable for installation and operation on site