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Have I just been transferred from the laboratory to the production facility? Please give me some advice. What should I do as homework? Which books are a must-read? Thank you
It is recommended that you learn how to do the work first, and then take a look at the operating procedures and flowcharts for the relevant equipment. When the master goes out to work, I go out and work too; just watch. Ask more questions about why. Read more, learn more, ask more, and do more. Another thing is to have a proper attitude towards learning.
There is a significant change from analysis roles to generation roles. First of all, it is necessary to strengthen the basic knowledge in oil refining; the book \"Petroleum Refining Engineering (3rd Edition)\) written by Lin Shixiong must be read. Next, figure out the process of the device. This requires effort, careful consideration, and asking many questions.
First, familiarize yourself with the processes and principles of the device you are working with; Secondly, familiarize yourself with each pipeline on site and understand the function of each one ; Another point is to understand the principles behind the adjustment procedures; then, under the guidance of an experienced person, practice more, get your hands dirty, and ask questions when you don’t understand something. Try to draw conclusions from one example and not hesitate to address any issues that arise. Hehe, this is just my personal opinion, for reference only
Firstly, there is again a change in the learning methods; after all, there are many differences between working in a laboratory and working on a production facility, such as the way of working, but solid theoretical knowledge and proficient hands-on experience remain essential in both cases. Of course, being careful and meticulous must never change.
Work hard and learn from the masters more!* Only by being diligent will the workers like you and be willing to talk to you!!!
The key is to be familiar with the process and understand the principles
Memorize the procedures, get familiar with the site, work hard, ask questions frequently, and learn with an open mind.*
In terms of learning*, it is mainly necessary to become familiar with the processes and understand the principles, and this requires continuous personal effort. Also, one must be humble and diligent, and should communicate more with the master to learn. Finally, be mindful of what you do.
Thank you to the friends from various floors for their valuable suggestions