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2009-02-10View Original

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I rarely have the opportunity to go to pipeline construction sites, but to do pipeline design, I must have certain on-site construction experience. Does anyone have a video tutorial on this? Can you share it? Thank you.
Reply #22009-02-10
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=337347&highlight=%B9%DC%B5%C0%CA%A9%B9%A4%CF%D6%B3%A1 Process technician training PPT technical management of process pipeline construction site, take a look, I wonder if it is useful. If you really can’t, why not just wear a safety helmet and go to the site? Pay attention to safety, or it’s a good idea to get to know the masters of installation and construction and listen to their ideas!
Reply #32009-02-10
On-site experience cannot be learned from books, it must be experienced personally, just like a delicious dish, you cannot know the taste no matter how others describe it. You must be humble when you go to work. Don't talk nonsense about things you don't understand. Don't jump to conclusions. If you say something wrong, the workers will look down on you and it will be difficult to carry out work in the future. If you don’t understand something, you must humbly ask for advice and come back to read more information. Many behaviors on site are not in compliance with regulations, so be careful to identify them. There is a construction head, pipeline construction foreman, and you must have a good relationship. Not only can you learn a lot, but the work will go smoothly with their cooperation.
Reply #42009-02-10
On-site experience can only be experienced by yourself! ! ! ! There is no other way! ! ! ! :lol :lol
Reply #52009-02-10
Video tutorials on pipeline construction sites can only make you know what is happening but not why. Go to the site often to observe and learn.* Understanding enables you to know what is happening and why. Long-term on-site work experience is for your reference! :)
Reply #62009-02-11
You can only learn something by going on a project with a construction master. If you don't understand, just ask.
Reply #72009-02-11
The theoretical knowledge gained from watching videos and books is the same. When doing pipeline design, it is best to cooperate with the construction unit to make two or three sets of devices on site, so that you can accumulate certain practical experience.
Reply #82009-02-11
It is best to go to the site and have a rational understanding of pipeline installation. When designing, you will have a comprehensive understanding of it, and the design will be more practical and operable.
Reply #92009-02-11
For construction experience, you still need to go to the site and ask questions frequently. If you don’t understand, talk less and use your brain more.
Reply #102009-02-11
You can really improve quickly by going to the site. You can also listen to other people with on-site experience to tell you. In fact, the site is very different from our design. We only design and draw the drawings according to the specifications and design experience. Whether it is good or not depends on the on-site construction inspection and it is easy to operate.
Reply #112009-03-16
But I went to the scene and didn’t know what to watch. I was very confused. Where should I start when I went to the scene? I didn’t know what to ask. Could anyone please give me some advice?
Reply #122009-03-16
On-site experience is not found in books. You must have personal experience and be humble. Go to the site often to observe and learn.* , understanding can combine theory with practice faster.
Reply #132009-03-16
I also think that the knowledge in books must be combined with on-site knowledge. For books, you can also read the Oil and Gas Pipeline Construction book by Mr. He from the University of Petroleum.

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