Is there any pressure to practice self-control?

What the poster said is not very clear. What were the mistakes? What kind of responsibility do you have? Can you please explain.

Of course there is pressure, but if there is a leader to support it, you can go ahead and do it with confidence. ^_^, all designs must be reviewed. If there is a problem at that time, it will not be your problem. Let's leave the pressure to the leaders first. When your ability increases, the responsibility will naturally come up. The pressure may not be as great as we think now. Work hard! come on!

There is definitely pressure. Take the blame when necessary. When an accident occurs, the unit must punish the personnel according to the size of the accident, and the intensity of the punishment varies from company to company. Think first before doing anything, and always put your own safety first.

Whether you have responsibility in the work process is determined by the system, and whether you make mistakes or not is your own business. If there is a problem with something that should be checked, you will naturally not be able to escape. Pressure is also motivation. It is true that we need to strengthen our own construction.

I think whether you are responsible or not depends on seeing what went wrong. It should be said that everyone should be more or less responsible! ! Even if it's not your fault, it should be caused by everyone's poor coordination.

I think there is still a lot of pressure in self-control. From project determination, feasibility study, preliminary design, design, selection, installation, and debugging, it is very critical. Different control methods are required at different times, so it is very important to grasp the degree. It is difficult to make no mistakes. We can only try to reduce mistakes and losses to the company's progress and property. In fact, the pressure is still very high.

Of course there is pressure. Or do we all have pressure regulating valves in our projects? When the installation is completed, the test run is carried out, and the car is driven, you actually turn on the instrument and the control system! Instrument installation, quality, and control system design and solutions are what leaders on site are most concerned about. If you slip up at a critical moment, even though you have a leader, can you keep it on your face?

I think any job comes with responsibility, it’s just a matter of size, so everyone should have a sense of responsibility for their own work.

I think no matter what kind of work there is pressure, including self-control, haha

Responsibility is a must, but be careful to protect yourself!

Doing a good job requires a sense of responsibility, and of course you will feel pressure. Moreover, automatic control technology is developing rapidly, and there is a lot of pressure on one's own progress. No one wants to be fired every three days, haha.

I feel the pressure is quite high. Self-control is in line with professionalism. The output value is very small, most of the money is taken by craftsmanship, then electrical, after all is divided, there is still some soup to control. There is no money to be made from self-control.

Whether you are stressed or not depends on your mentality. If you have a correct mentality, of course there will be no pressure. If you always feel that your boss etc. have objections to you, your work is not going well, etc., then of course you will be very stressed: lol

I think it is necessary to fully communicate with the process, clearly understand the status and characteristics of the material, and communicate clearly with the manufacturer, so that the manufacturer can further understand the characteristics of the material, and use this to choose automatic equipment, there will be less problems

I think the pressure is caused by myself. To give a very simple example, when you do something you are familiar with and have done it thousands of times, you already know the procedures and processes of the thing very well, so you will not feel pressure when you are asked to do it again. ； And asking you to do something unfamiliar may bring the risk of making a mistake, which brings stress. This shows that insufficient ability is the source of work stress. Stress is not a bad thing, turn stress into motivation and learn more * If you exercise more, the pressure that you thought was pressure before will disappear, but as your ability improves, it will put more pressure on you, and you have to keep learning. * . This is an inevitable phenomenon in the growth process, and there is nothing to be afraid of. When you feel less pressure to do something, it means you are more comfortable and can take charge of yourself. We all need to learn to face pressure bravely.

Of course there is pressure. There is stress in any job. Pressure is also your motivation to improve.

There is definitely responsibility, but there is review and control, so just do it boldly. Whoever does the design has made no mistakes. As long as you try to correct it as much as possible before the final drawing is produced, you can also gain experience.

I agree with the 8th floor's opinion. When driving, you actually turn on the meter. If it doesn't work, some people will say it's an instrument problem. If it succeeds, the instrument doesn't matter. If the craftsmanship is good, it's depressing! Sometimes you have to learn to play football when doing design. Maintain good professional conditions.

There will definitely be pressure, but it depends on how you face it. The pressure I understand is whether there will be problems or mistakes in the project. Regarding this issue, I feel that if inspection and review work can be effectively implemented, many problems can definitely be avoided. In our unit, due to lack of manpower, some review work in the past was inevitably a formality, affecting quality. Just do it yourself and try to minimize mistakes. Fortunately, the leaders have now realized it and have begun to gradually change it.