How can staff in design institutes gain practical production experience
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Many designers from the design institute have graduated and been assigned to the institute; they have never been to a factory. Some standards are applied mechanically without flexibility, and there is no understanding of the actual operational needs of workers in factories today; as a result, the owners are not satisfied with the design once it is completed. So, how can designers improve their experience in relating to practical applications? Let’s discuss this.
It’s possible to arrange a factory visit to check it out.
Only in sufficient numbers to observe at the production site, carry out actual operations, and so on
One usually has to go to the site, right?:) It’s definitely not enough to just do design in the office
Just go to the site and work as an operator for a year
We went to the site during the design phase to take a look. One of the designers from our company’s general contractor drew plans without going to the site, which led to us reprimanding him; now the plans drawn look somewhat decent
When working on-site, it’s also necessary to look at the specific drawings available there. There are plenty of experienced workers on site; it just depends on whether you want to ask them for advice or not.